What was a research project last year has become a trial with a purse of $20 million. Will it be expanded to cover the entire state?

YouTube has just announced new moves to limit the spread of information across their platform, including newly developed machine-learning algorithms.

There's a slew of ad tracking tech on the New York Times-owned Wordle, a game once lauded for having none at all.

Gary Bowser was recently sentenced to over 3 years in prison and ordered to pay millions to Nintendo for what his lawyers say was a relatively minor role in a Nintendo Switch piracy ring.

"One Black worker heard these racial slurs as often as 50-100 times a day."

The U.S. produced more petroleum than it consumed in 2020, and the numbers were essentially in balance in 2021.

It's one of the new build's smaller changes—but also one of the most annoying.

An internet connection and a Microsoft account will soon be required to set up devices running Windows 11 Pro.

Shareholders urged to vote against deal for Cook, 61, whose pay last year was 1,447 times that of the average Apple employee

How do you get your kid to put down the tablet? Easy. Nuke your whole town's internet connection.

Consumer Reports took a decidedly more negative view of Tesla in this year's rankings of vehicles.

The laws about cookies are fairly clear in EU and UK, but many big companies are breaking them anyway.

At the onset of the pandemic, Edward Snowden warned that "temporary" surveillance can become permanent. His words are proving prescient.

Australia's New South Wales state ordered employers of freelance delivery drivers such as Amazon.com Inc to pay a minimum rate, a decision hailed by a union as making it the world's first jurisdiction to compel the retailer to follow laws on such payments.

Some of the trackers on Wordle's page belong to The New York Times, while others send data to third parties, including Google.

Faced with a shortage of qualified workers and fierce competition, companies are offering candidates money to interview and plush perks if they stay.

Felicity Ace, carrying cars from Volkswagen's facility in Germany to the U.S., caught fire earlier this week and had to be abandoned in the ocean.

According to a report from the Washington Post, Apple Store employees at several retail stores in the US are said are said to be planning to unionize. Groups at two stores are reportedly preparing paperwork to file with the National Labor Relations Board…

Beijing said that it is “seriously concerned” about actions India has taken against Chinese companies this week, including banning apps.

"People see telework and remote work as something that can help them balance things in terms of work and family," Pew Research Center said.

A creative new project could be a great idea for the parched state.