Nat Friedman, CEO of GitHub and one of Microsoft's most high-profile open source executives, is leaving to work with startups.

The contract shows the importance of lucrative government cloud deals even when they threaten to cause ethical pushback from workers.

Human drivers will man vehicles that travel parts of New York learning street and traffic patterns

Discovery reported it added another 3 million streaming subscribers globally in the third quarter.

Allbirds' stock trades up on its debut, following a spike in demand for its stock ahead of the company's initial public offering.

New research from Conviva raises questions about whether Roku can maintain its dominant position.

The game failed to get a license despite operating in China for three years in testing mode, meaning it couldn’t charge players for any in-game purchases.

Tencent's expansion into chips comes as China is trying to become more self-sufficient in key areas of technology such as semiconductors.

The move shows how the founders of China’s major internet companies are trying to retreat from the spotlight amid Beijing's escalating regulatory crackdown.

Zillow had lost hundreds of millions of dollars over the past couple of years buying homes, a market it jumped into in competition with Opendoor and others.

The Waymo sibling company also landed a five-year cloud deal with Nuro

News of the approved deal sent Switchback’s stock down more than 16% Tuesday afternoon as investors unloaded the stock to cash out ahead of the merger.

The company, now known as Meta, cited “growing societal concerns” over the technology.

The first games will only be available to Netflix subscribers who have Androids.

Axios locks in new funding from Cox Enterprises after failed acquisition and merger talks earlier this summer with Axel Springer and The Athletic.

The DOJ noted that Penguin Random House is the biggest book publisher, while Simon & Schuster is the fourth biggest in the U.S. their combined revenues would be “twice that of their next closest competitor,” the government said in its lawsuit.

Yahoo is only the latest after LinkedIn said it would pull its services last month amid China’s new data privacy and security laws.

The Sandbox, majority owned by Animoca Brands, allows users to build a virtual world using non-fungible tokens, and saw $144 million in transaction volume.

The management change, which leaves the CFO position vacant, comes as prospects fade for an initial public offering in the near term.

As Zoom looks for new sources of revenue, it is focusing on the thousands of unpaid users who have flocked to its service during the pandemic.