The tech company, telling its employees to “stop disrupting the workday,” issued new workplace rules designed to rein in its freewheeling culture.
A federal appeals court ruled that the chip maker did not have to modify key business practices while the court reviews a lower-court ruling against the company.
The fires are real. But the photographs that celebrities and politicians are sharing? Well, it depends.
The social network’s latest privacy feature at least lets us imagine how we could better control our data in the future.
Use these feeds to visit the New York Times Building, travel around Afghanistan, find cooking inspiration and more.
VMware bought Pivotal Software in a $2.7 billion deal and Carbon Black for about $2 billion in cash.
Days after Facebook and Twitter cracked down on China-backed accounts that were spreading such disinformation, YouTube did the same.
As media monoliths bundle their offerings, consumers will once again have to pay for a bunch of shows they don’t want.