Scott Nover

The technology giant will try to strike a deal with British antitrust regulators

Amazon's biggest sale event comes weeks after the US government sued the company over Prime tactics

After the launch of Threads, Meta's competitor to Twitter, Musk and Zuckerberg are snarking at each other on their platforms

Musk claims Wachtell Lipton violated its fiduciary duty by collecting $90 million in fees

Mark Zuckerberg's Threads notched up 5 million users within hours of its launch

How one video game keeps putting itself on the map

The merger of DWAC and TMTG has been delayed for nearly two years by federal regulators

The technology giant is the world's most valuable company—and it's not particularly close

Three investors in DWAC allegedly made a combined $22 million trading on insider information

North Carolina, and the independent state legislature theory, lost in a 6-3 decision

A one-day incursion against Vladimir Putin ends

A one-day incursion against Vladimir Putin ends

Musk is railing against a perceived injustice against those who do not identify as trans

After the US and EU sued over Google's digital advertising dominance, the newspaper giant is adding to the charges.

The company wants to charge for API access. Its volunteer moderators have other ideas

Europe threatens to break up Google’s advertising monopoly

Yaccarino’s memo symbolizes the dual mission of her job: to appease both advertisers and Musk

But it's a win for the PGA and for the "sportswashing" investments of Saudi Arabia

The SEC sued Coinbase one day after it sued Binance

The company's augmented reality headset is all about "spatial computing"

The latest sign: Musk threw his trust and safety leads under the bus to appease a right-wing website

A new study shows that people seek out the news they want to read

The Tesla Files leak is a public relations fiasco for the carmaker. But it presents and even bigger legal problem.

The CEO of ChatGPT maker OpenAI had an easier time impressing US lawmakers than those in Europe