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YouTube means to employ over 10,000 people to police hate content, fake news and sexually explicit postings. Is that enough?
Nissan has launched it first self-driving car, YouTube will increase its efforts to take down offensive videos, China aims to corner the market in a key component of self-driving cars, and more...
Since getting its start last December, a consortium of web services companies have created a database of more than 40,000 digital fingerprints to eliminate terrorist videos and images from their...
Google announced last week that it had added 536 megawatts to its renewable energy portfolio. The company has met its goal of sourcing 100% of its power consumption from renewable sources this year.
The press is filled with articles about how Comcast’s (NASDAQ: CMCSA) NBC has tried to take every last hint of Matt Lauer’s time at the network and throw it in the trash. Lauer was fired for...
The large tech giants with deep pockets will be able to exploit the possibilities of artificial intelligence faster than many in other industries, and they are a great way to play this game-changing...
Hedge funds adjusted their holdings in the third quarter to include more tech and financial stocks. Here are the stocks most popular among hedge funds.
These four technology stocks still look to be trading at reasonable multiples, are rated Buy at Merrill Lynch, and still have some room to go higher.
Snap missed earnings forecasts badly, Weibo has posted explosive user growth, China's trade surplus with the United States has narrowed, and more important headlines.
Apple remains the leading smartphone vendor in the United States, but an old rival has returned to the market. Motorola doubled its third-quarter sales this year and now has over 5% of the U.S....
In a congressional hearing Tuesday, Facebook said it plans to hire 10,000 people to review ads and accounts in an effort to stop the spread of disinformation. Is that really going to help?
These four mega-cap technology giants absolutely eviscerated Wall Street's earnings expectations and their shares look to be headed higher.
The top five U.S. companies based on market cap have increased their values by an average of 36% in the past 12 months and they all appear to be on track for even more gains.
Alphabet rocked the markets with its most recent earnings report, shattering expectations on the bottom line and sending the stock again to all-time highs.
The top analyst upgrades, downgrades and other research calls from Friday include Aetna, Alphabet, Amazon, Celgene, First Solar, Intel, IBM, Microsoft, Tesla and Twitter.