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Twitter says it has begun labeling tweets that include misleading information about COVID-19 vaccines
The chief financial officer for Chinese communications giant Huawei Technologies is returning to a Canadian courtroom to begin a series of hearings in which her lawyers will argue her extradition to the U.S. should be halted because her rights have been violated
Zoom’s astronomical growth is tapering off along with the pandemic
The Supreme Court seems likely to find that the judges who oversee patent disputes are not properly appointed
Fashion is off the hamster wheel, taking a deep breath that is allowing some freshness to seep into the once relentless cycle
An artificial intelligence commission led by Google’s former CEO told Congress on Monday that the U.S. must boost its AI skills to counter China, including by pursuing “AI-enabled” weapons
Two U.S. senators from states with declining manufacturing sectors are pushing to invest $8 billion through tax credits to create clean energy jobs
Olabisi Boyle, vice president of product planning and mobility strategy at Hyundai Motor North America, has seen plenty of change during her decades in the industry
About 300 student activists have rallied in Bangladesh’s capital to denounce the death in prison of a writer and commentator who was arrested last year on charges of violating a sweeping digital security law that critics say chokes freedom of expression
The new head of the World Trade Organization is joining calls for pharmaceutical companies to share their coronavirus vaccine know-how and technology more broadly in the developing world
Online review platform Trustpilot is planning to sell shares in London, in a stock offering that helps shore up the city’s status as a financial hub and destination for tech companies after Brexit
Beijing isn't ready to follow the United States in allowing Boeing's 737 Max back into the air
China appears to be moving faster toward a capability to launch its newer nuclear missiles from underground silos
Companies that sell refrigerators, washers, hairdryers or TVs in the European Union will need to ensure those appliances can be repaired for up to 10 years