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Facebook has been fined £50.5m ($70m) by the UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), which accuses it of deliberately breaking rules. The case related to Facebook’s 2020 acquisition of Gif-sharing service Giphy, which is

Spotify this morning announced a new partnership with e-commerce platform provider Shopify that will allow artists on its service to connect their Spotify profiles with their Shopify stores, allowing them to market their merchandise

A woman who created a crochet Halloween postbox topper has called the positive response to it “a shock to the system”. Lee-Anne Willis’s design, which features pumpkins and three ghosts holding the

Aging is inevitable, but Modern Age wants to help you do it in a way that is healthier. Melissa Eamer, former vice president at Amazon and COO at Glossier, is behind the company, which

NewRelic, the application monitoring platform, has made an acquisition and is launching a new service on the back of it to bring a new dimension into its observability play. It has acquired CodeStream,

Apple has yet to issue a mandate similar to Google’s that would require all employees to be vaccinated, but it’s tightening its COVID-19 protocols nonetheless. According to Bloomberg, the tech giant will start requiring all

Chinese smart electric vehicle startup Xpeng has announced a series of innovations that it says will help it craft the mobility ecosystem of the future. “Our exploration of more efficient, safer, carbon-neutral

Nine schools in North Ayrshire have paused use of facial recognition technology days after introducing it, following UK’s Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) inquiries. The schools wanted pupils to use the system for

Tesla has withdrawn its latest “full self-driving” car software update after drivers complained of problems. Some drivers reported intermittent issues such as safety alerts sounding, despite no danger being present. The latest version was

The threats to our cities seem endless – from flash flooding to pollution, overcrowding to the risk of pandemics. To help avert crises, many cities have invested in technology – the theory

As scores of Indian startups populate their catalogs with live and recorded courses to reach and serve students in the world’s second largest internet market, a handful of new-age firms are beginning

Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted that the company has temporarily pulled back the latest version of the company’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) beta software less than a day after its release. “Seeing some