Tech firms must do more on extremism: World Economic Forum
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – U.S. tech firms such as Facebook Inc and Twitter Inc should be more aggressive in tackling extremism …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
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Telekom CEO argues for strong No. 3 player in U.S. wireless market: newspaper
FRANKFURT (Reuters) – A strong No. 3 player in the U.S. wireless market would enhance competition, the chief of Deutsche …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
China’s Baidu teams up with Shouqi on driverless cars: Xinhua
BEIJING (Reuters) – Chinese search engine giant Baidu and Shouqi Limousine & Chauffeur, a car-hailing operator, are joining up to …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Facebook, in reversal, to publish cache of political ads
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Facebook Inc announced a plan to increase transparency about its role in political advertising on …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
U.S. wants to remove ‘unnecessary’ barriers to self-driving vehicles
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The U.S. National Highway Traffic-Safety Administration said Friday it is looking for input on how it can …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Uber hires Pepsi’s Tony West as new chief legal officer
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Uber Technologies Inc [UBER.UL] said on Friday it hired a new general counsel to help guide …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Facebook, Twitter, Google executives to testify at U.S. Senate Russia hearing
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Executives from Facebook Inc , Twitter Inc and Alphabet Inc’s Google will testify on Tuesday …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Uber CEO heads to Brazil amid new legislative threat
SAO PAULO (Reuters) – The chief executive of Uber Technologies Inc, Dara Khosrowshahi, will visit its operations in Brazil next …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Facebook says will make ads more transparent
(Reuters) – Facebook said on Friday it will make advertising on its social network more transparent and ask for documentation …read more Source: Reuters Tech News
Apple says iPhone X pre-orders are off the charts
(Reuters) – Pre-orders for Apple Inc’s iPhone X are “off the charts”, the company said on Friday. …read more Source: Reuters Tech News