The decision to disband the dedicated deals team comes at a time when China's antitrust regulator is increasing its scrutiny of tech giants' investments.

Several months after the Department of Justice reviewed Zoom's failed bid to acquire Five9, the Biden administration is reviewing Alibaba's data storage practices.

Wayve announced a $200 million Series B funding round as the London-based autonomous vehicle startup prepares to trial last-mile delivery for U.K. grocers.

The popular resale site is the latest sneaker seller to enter the NFT market. In December, Nike acquired virtual goods platform RTKFT and Adidas released over 20,000 NFTs that helped the brand nab around $22 million in sales.

YouTube’s head of original content is departing as the online video company focuses on user-generated, rather than original content

It will likely be at least a year before the guidelines, which give a special focus to technology markets, take effect.

Crypto advertising will come under greater scrutiny in Europe after the U.K. and Spain launched separate efforts to rein in digital asset promotion.

The Canadian e-commerce software giant's partnership with the Alibaba competitor will let U.S. merchants tap into China's more than $2 trillion e-commerce market.

The acquisition follows months of turmoil at the gamemaker over allegations of widespread sexual misconduct internally.

The move comes after the U.S. videogame company faced growing criticism about its failure to address sexual misconduct issues.

The NBA team distanced itself from the Silicon Valley investor after he dismissed concerns over allegations China is suppressing the Muslim minority Uyghurs.

The weak valuation comes after another Indian startup, Paytm, disappointed in public markets after its debut in November.

The revelation highlights how Ant still remains a target for Chinese authorities amid a wider crackdown on the sector that started in 2020.

This is the latest in a series of regulatory challenges Walmart has recently faced in China. 

Amazon said U.K. customers would be able to continue to use Visa credit cards beyond the January 19 deadline previously set by the company.

The weaker growth could cloud prospects for Chinese consumer tech platforms such as Tencent and Alibaba.

The appeal comes days after the FTC defeated Facebook’s bid to toss a parallel case.

The question is whether the price hikes will affect the growth of the streamer.

Cloud providers haven't yet suffered major security vulnerabilities that affected large numbers of customers, but recent flaws could have changed that.

Acting alongside three U.S. states, the FTC is looking into possible anti-competitive practices in the consumer VR market Meta leads.