A group of Democratic attorneys general jumped into the debate over monitoring content on social media Wednesday, urging Facebook Inc.
The European Commission has approved a €665 million Austrian scheme to support non-profit organisations (NPOs) and their related entities in
The Competition Bureau registered a consent agreement with the Competition Tribunal to address its concerns related to WESCO International’s $6.1B
After a federal judge ruled that the NCAA can’t limit educational benefits for student athletes, the organization is looking to
The five leaders of the Federal Trade Commission testified together before a Senate panel for the first time in nearly
The U.S. Department of Justice sued today to block Geisinger Health’s partial acquisition of its close rival, Evangelical Community Hospital.
Tencent Holdings, widely known for its mobile text and voice messaging service WeChat, is behind extensive talks to merge China’s
According to The Hill, Facebook’s Instagram launched a direct competitor to short-form video app TikTok in 50 countries Wednesday, August
New York State is introducing a bill that would make it easier to sue big tech companies for alleged abuses
A US judge denied a request by an Uber Technologies customer to overturn an arbitration win for the company in
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