Marvie Basilan

A former Twitter employee who worked on a Twitter show explained the downside of shifting television to the social media platform.

Miracle and Oracle appear to be preparing for a potential shortage of their own servers, and an agreement to share servers may help ease the problem.

OpenAI's Sam Altman is headed for a Congress visit next week as the U.S. attempts to join China and the EU in an AI regulatory push.

Ex-president Donald Trump is getting a boost from recent 2024 election polls, but two of his former allies have turned away from the business mogul's grand plans for the U.S. to become the "greatest economy ever."

Ousted Fox News host Tucker Carlson is reportedly preparing to fight his contract with the media outlet that won't expire until January 2025.

Temu, which dominates top free app charts on the App Store and Play Store, has recently met increasing scrutiny amid possible ties to Xinjiang and concerns about the data it collects from users.

Carl Icahn, who invested in a company accused by another investor of being a pyramid scheme, is the latest target of short-seller Hindenburg Research.

Unity Software will reportedly shut down roughly 20 of its global offices in the next few years.

Rep. Yvette Clarke believes existing laws do not cover the fast deployment of AI and how the tech could disrupt society.

The committee is seeking answers about whether the supply chains of Adidas and Nike have been affected by forced labor in China's western region of Xinjiang.

Mercedes-Benz's Ola Kaellenius reportedly believes disengaging from China was "an illusion," given how closely tied global supply chains are.

Bitcoin transactions hit a weekly record-high that wasn't seen in years as Ordinals inscriptions saw increased interest in recent weeks.

Signature Bank was reportedly under investigation for possible money-laundering activities among crypto clients ahead of its seizure.

Dorsey had previously supported Musk buying the social media platform, saying the billionaire was the "singular solution I trust."

Tensions between the U.S. and China have been on the rise over the past months, and the South Korean president's state visit to the White House seems to have raised the stakes.

Recent economic figures and poll numbers are overshadowing President Biden's hopes to have another term.

The FBI warned of China's "unparalleled" cybersecurity threat during a Congress hearing Thursday as lawmakers push for a TikTok ban.

The company laid off 315 people, or about 11% of the global workforce, in its previous round in early 2021.

At least two executives could be affected by the layoffs.

ChatGPT continues to gain popularity in various sectors, but its limits have also started to emerge.

Though the workers are hired by third-party tech services provider Cognizant, the National Labor Relations Board in March ruled Google is a joint employer.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said the latest layoff round would affect around 9,000 employees.

South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol was welcomed by the Biden White House through a parade, a celebrity-packed state dinner, and the promise of strengthening the nations' "historic" 70-year alliance.

TikTok says it prizes user safety and content authenticity, but three employees told FT that monitoring and eradicating fraudulent posts seem to have been overshadowed by a profit push.

Amazon had left its entertainment arms untouched even with job cuts in other departments, but employees are speculating that they may no longer be immune to the cost-cutting measures.

The manufacturing behemoth said the restructuring will affect "all functions, businesses and geographies" that will affect 6,000 workers globally.

Battle-Tested, a third-party contractor of Amazon, has reached a tentative agreement with 84 delivery drivers but the e-commerce giant may have side-stepped the organizing workers.

More than 140 workers at SEGA of America are demanding voluntary recognition of their union for better working conditions and worker empowerment.

More than 173,000 tech workers have lost their jobs so far in 2023 as some of the biggest tech companies implemented layoffs that affected thousands.