The Google parent told U.S. workers Thursday that it will reassess when they will be required to report back to the office in the new year.

The deal is under antitrust scrutiny around the world.

BuzzFeed can still complete the merger but it will have much less cash available for acquisitions and other purposes than it would have had.

The stock opened at $13.06 per share but immediately began trending downward, with shares trading around $8.60 Thursday afternoon.

The deal reflects big banks' interest in finding ways to win over the new generation of investors.

The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency’s criticisms highlight the complexity of developing AV technology that can work seamlessly, safely and inclusively in major cities.

A year after exiting Google, Gebru has started a new research lab that aims to be more inclusive and diverse than other groups studying AI

The $40 billion merger with the SPAC Altimeter Growth Corp. will raise $4.5 billion for the Singapore-based ride hailing company.

Ola, backed by SoftBank, plans to raise up to $1 billion in a highly anticipated market debut.

Apple told suppliers that demand for the range of iPhone 13 devices has weakened ahead of the holidays, Bloomberg reported.

WeWork said Wednesday it will restate its financial statements, reflecting an accounting issue concerning those filed by BowX Acquisition Corp., the special purpose acquisition company that merged with the coworking provider in October. 

Much of Microsoft's competitive focus with its Teams workplace collaboration software used to be on Slack, but now Zoom is squarely in it its sights.

The payments company is changing its name as its focus on blockchain grows.

The company formerly known as Facebook is expanding its customer relationship with AWS in cloud AI, an area where rival Google is seen as the leader.

Leaders of major crypto companies will speak at a congressional hearing on digital assets on Dec. 8.

Privacy expert Alvaro Bedoya is crucial for FTC Chair Lina Khan to enact her agenda.

The move would close a loophole used for two decades to circumvent a ban on foreign investment in internet companies.

SoftBank's latest deal comes as global tech giants are ramping up their investments in products and services related to the metaverse.

The online sneaker seller grew revenue in the third quarter but widened losses as it expanded its brick-and-mortar footprint.

The merger, first announced in April, valued the Singapore-based company at nearly $40 billion and will provide Grab with $4.5 billion in cash.