TECHNOLOGY

Discussion on automation often focuses on dystopian outcomes but it could improve gender equality at work.

The search giant had been formulating a patchwork of policies around ethical questions for years, and finally put them in writing.

A software bug in Facebook led some users to post publicly by default regardless of their previous privacy settings.

Facebook could soon hold more data on its users than any government.

The Financial Times reported that Alexander Nix banked $8m for "unbooked services".

Visa says computers systems now operating at 'full capacity' after major disruption inflicts payment chaos on customers.

Advances in B2B technology opens the door to new revenue opportunities and improved customer relations.

Apple had argued it was owed more than $1 billon while Samsung contended the amount should be only $28 million.

An Arizona woman was killed by the Uber vehicle in the first known pedestrian. death by a self-driving car.

Mark Zuckerberg will face a public grilling over Cambridge Analytica data scandal at the European Parliament.

"Right to disconnect" bill sponsored by New York City councilman wants to fine employers $250 who require staff to answer calls and emails after hours.

End users across the enterprise are being targeted because they are the new "weak link" by hackers.

The idea is to break electric cars out of the early adopter niche, in which they are charged slowly overnight at home and used for short commutes.

Facebook suspends apps pending 'thorough investigation' following the Cambridge Analytica revelations

Open Banking or PSD2 will enable third parties outside the traditional banking world to access customer data

More than 2000 bank branches have closed in the UK since 2015.

The U.S. Commerce Department has imposed a seven-year sales ban on ZTE in a case involving exports of telecom gear to Iran and North Korea.

GDPR is a regulation that requires businesses to protect the personal data and privacy of EU citizens

Trump's decision on Iran means companies worldwide must stop doing business with the country or run afoul of the U.S. government.

With budgets under pressure, investment banks and asset managers are now asking whether better surveillance controls are possible through more efficient means.

Facebook has vowed to improve its transparency after revelations that political consultancy Cambridge Analytica harvested users' data.

Anthropologists have long explored how inanimate objects and nonhuman entities - like "data" - can take on fantastic, fetishistic, or even magical properties.

The stock hit a new high of $171.23 Wednesday before backtracking slightly and then tumbled by more than 11 percent in extended trading after the results were released.

Cambridge Analytica said it has filed papers to begin insolvency proceedings in the U.K. and will seek bankruptcy protection in a federal court in New York.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the new dating feature is "not just for hookups" but to build "meaningful, long-term relationships."

With the value of crypto-currencies soaring in recent months, it's not hard to see why cyber-criminals have jumped on the bandwagon.

The company reported its financial results Thursday, and both its revenue and profits for the January-March quarter beat Wall Street forecasts.

Facebook is the second largest digital publisher in the world, behind Google. It reportedly raked in $39.94 billion in 2017 from advertising.

Academic Aleksandr Kogan's company, Global Science Research, developed a Facebook app that vacuumed up information from users