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The app, hailed as Facebook’s growth engine, has privately wrestled with retaining and engaging teenagers, according to internal documents.

Janneke Parrish, who was a program manager for Apple Maps in Austin, Texas, was one of the two leaders of a group that called itself AppleToo.

Audiobooks are an example of a technology developed by or for people with disabilities that has helped all of us.

Testimony addressed the question of whether Theranos was misleading and deceiving big corporations to get money.

The Microsoft-owned service had censored posts in China, in compliance with the country’s laws, to operate there.

The prevalence of videos claiming fraud dropped sharply, according to New York University’s Center for Social Media and Politics.

The actor who played Captain Kirk played the role of pitchman for Jeff Bezos’ spaceflight company at a time that it is facing a number of workplace and business difficulties.

In a letter, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reminded Tesla that federal law requires automakers to initiate recalls if they find defects that pose a safety risk.

The social network, which has been under increased scrutiny after a former product manager turned into a whistle-blower, is trying to prevent leaks.

Andy Parker, the father of a journalist killed in 2015, filed a complaint with the F.T.C. urging it to increase regulation on the tech giant, saying it failed to remove videos of his daughter’s killing.

After the Blue Origin crew set down, science fiction met reality.

Why are DoorDash and Instacart letting businesses buy their way to the top of search results?

Hot Singles, a weekly email newsletter, evokes nostalgia for a simpler approach to finding romance, before dating apps were ubiquitous.

If what faces Big Tech is anything like what happened to Big Tobacco, the road ahead is likely to be a yearslong battle over proposed rules and regulations.

When the tech giants splurge on big-ticket investments, it’s great for them but hard for others to keep up.

Behind the closed doors are whispers, gestures and a daily rhythm, plus two court artists, numbered tickets and some true-crime fans.

Despite an overall decline in office leasing in the United States, technology companies gobbled up more space in the Seattle area than they had the previous year.

Average investors were not able to get in on the last decade’s start-up boom in private markets. Once that seemed unfair. Now it looks lucky.

Employees are divided over Frances Haugen, a former product manager who testified that the company was putting profit before safety.

At the heart of the legal battle is the power Apple wields over its lucrative App Store.