Topic: Technology

The European Commission on Friday re-imposed a $400 million fine against Intel to settle portions of a $1 billion judgment against the U.S. chipmaker as part of a 2009 antitrust ruling.

Japan's Fair Trade Commission issued a report Thursday accusing big tech companies of potentially breaking antimonopoly laws by promoting news on their platforms but not sharing the profits with content providers.

SpaceX countersued the Justice Department in a bid to block a lawsuit alleging employment discrimination at the company.

Recent advances in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease offer patients more hope in easing discomfort from a condition that can cause severe airflow blockage and breathing-related problems.

U.K. legislators have passed the Online Safety Bill, which mandates companies to evaluate the potential of users encountering illegal content and children being exposed to harmful material in the metaverse.

Sophisticated, AI-powered humanoid robots will greet visitors to the Sphere, the new concert venue at the Venetian Resort on the Las Vegas Strip.

YouTube cut off actor Russell Brand's revenue from ads displayed on his channel Tuesday after high-profile allegations of rape and sexual assault.

Canadian autoworkers early Tuesday extended negotiations with the Ford Motor Company another 24 hours in an effort to avoid a strike that was to start at midnight when their contract was set to expire.

A Rocket Lab launch of a next-generation radar satellite for Capella Space from New Zealand on Tuesday experienced an "anomaly" minutes into its flight, ending the mission.

Elon Musk revealed he is considering charging all users a fee to use the rebranded social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter, as he met Monday with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.