Philips announced a business monitor with screens on both sides, while Microsoft will allow users to disable floating Copilot buttons in Office applications.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has ended its investigation into troubled EV startup Faraday Future after four years of scrutiny.
Gaming company Valve plans to contest New York's lawsuit alleging its loot boxes constitute illegal gambling.
An Intel shareholder has filed a lawsuit challenging the company's decision to grant the U.S. government a 10% equity stake.
New Oregon law mandates communications companies quickly comply with search warrants in stalking and domestic violence cases.
A cyberattack on a U.S. car breathalyzer company has left drivers across the country unable to start their vehicles.
Microsoft announced two separate technology releases: an Xbox update allowing users to disable Quick Resume per game, and the open-sourcing of early DOS source code.
Pinterest's chief executive has called on governments to ban social media platforms for users under 16 years old.
Apple confirmed it is closing its San Diego mall location along with stores in Connecticut and Maryland as part of broader retail strategy changes.
A UK energy company lost £700,000 when hackers redirected a contractor payment to their own bank account.
The Justice Department announced the takedown of four major botnets that had compromised more than 3 million devices globally.
Archer Aviation filed a countersuit against Joby Aviation alleging concealed Chinese business ties and government contract fraud.
Meta confronts courtroom disclosure incident and Indonesian government warning over content moderation issues.
Apple commemorates four decades since the debut of the Macintosh, which transformed personal computing and launched alongside an iconic Super Bowl commercial.
Amazon-owned autonomous vehicle company Zoox is mapping Dallas and Phoenix as potential robotaxi markets while awaiting federal approval for commercial operations.
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