Topic: Technology

China on Saturday slammed American government accusations that Beijing has spent billions of dollars on creating a global "disinformation" network, calling the United States an "empire of lies."

Negotiators representing Hollywood's striking actors and the major studios that employ them will head back to the negotiating table next week.

Elon Musk's X, formerly known as Twitter, has cut more than half of its global election disinformation workforce after the social media platform promised to expand the team ahead of next year's elections.

The online secondary market eBay is facing a lawsuit filed by the U.S. Justice Department on Wednesday, accused of selling "hundreds of thousands" of products that violate environmental protection laws.

Facebook and Instagram owner Meta paid $181 million to break a 20-year commercial lease Wednesday on a prime office building in central London that it has never occupied.

Apple senior vice president of Services will testify in federal court Tuesday as part of an antitrust lawsuit accusing Google of paying billions in lucrative contracts to maintain a monopoly over digital advertising.

The International Energy Agency on Tuesday said limiting global warming remains a possibility due to advances in clean energy.

Amazon said on Monday it will pay up to $4 billion for a minority stake in the artificial intelligence company Anthropic.

A 250-gram dust sample from the Bennu asteroid, collected by the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft, landed on Earth on Sunday.

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.