Topic: Technology

Jack Dorsey announced his resignation as CEO of Twitter on Monday. He will be replaced by Parag Agrawal effective immediately.

As automakers race to create and produce more electric vehicles, Nissan announced Monday that it will invest $17.6 billion in EV development over the next five years.

A pair of NASA astronauts -- a veteran and a first-time space flyer -- are to venture outside the International Space Station on Tuesday to replace a broken antenna that helps the crew in space communicate with Earth.

The Biden administration on Wednesday blacklisted an additional 27 companies and individuals from China, Japan, Pakistan and Singapore, citing national security and foreign policy interests.

T-Mobile has agreed to pay $19.5 million to settle a Federal Communications Commission investigation into a 12-hour 911 outage in June 2020 that caused problems for tens of thousands of emergency calls.

Collins Dictionary said on Wednesday that the "convergence of money and the Internet" in 2021 led it to choose "NFT" as its word of the year.

Oregon and New Jersey are following California's lead with regulations that seek to ramp up the number of electric vans, trucks and big rigs on the road while reducing pollution from diesel engines.

NASA successfully launched a rocket into space late Tuesday with a payload of a spacecraft that will next fall slam into an asteroid in a first planetary defense test.

Italy's antitrust authority fined Apple and Amazon $230 million on Tuesday after finding that Amazon blocked some resellers from selling Apple and Apple-owned Beats kits.

NASA is set to launch a spacecraft from California on Tuesday night to smack head on into an asteroid next fall in an effort to understand how humanity could prevent such a space body from colliding with Earth.