This is the Chinese e-commerce company's largest ever share buyback plan and will be valid for two years until March 2024.
Chloe Sledd shared her account publicly Monday, alleging Google did nothing after she reported sexual harassment to HR and later terminated her.
Ford's electric pickup truck can travel 320 miles on a full charge, according to the EPA. But all that driving range will cost you.
In today's edition, we're taking you inside Amazon's grand healthcare ambitions, and telling you what you should do with an NFT.
ActiveCampaign, which offers cloud-based marketing and sales automation software, wants to help boost breastfeeding rates among working mothers.
"Up in space, we can have a cooperation with our Russian friends, our colleagues," NASA administrator, Bill Nelson told AP.
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Volodymyr Zelenskyy quickly made a response video denying surrender and calling the deepfake a "childish provocation."
In today's edition: Netflix is testing a crackdown on password-sharing, and we share how much Facebook is paying hundreds of its employees.
The group claims that the website has been used to send over 30 million texts.
In today's edition: Former Theranos president Sunny Balwani's trial starts today, and Tesla has been quietly raising the price on its cheapest model.
Tesla's least expensive electric car is getting more and more out of reach for the typical car buyer.
In today's edition: Amazon has knowingly tricked people into signing up for Prime subscriptions, and an SNL star is headed to space this month.
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Foxconn's suspension of operations in Shenzhen threatens to exacerbate global supply-chain disruptions, including the production of iPhones.
Peggy Whitson's comments come after Russia's space agency said it will stop delivering rocket engines to the US, following Western sanctions.
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