We must change the conversation about the tech giants’ problems if we want solutions

The authors of ‘Always Day One’ and ‘Abolish Silicon Valley’ square off in an exclusive debate about the future of tech

The company’s Menlo Park headquarters have shaped the city. So too would an exodus of employees.

Remote work forever, voice-controlled everything in the office, and other new normals of the future

Ethical alternatives are out there

Autonomous ride-hailing services seem less appealing than ever before

Dynamic pricing algorithms on Amazon aren’t just about supply and demand

Uber’s first app developer explains how the company grew from three people in a coffee shop to 30,000 people around the world.

Social distancing is pushing restaurants toward delivery-only models powered by tech platforms

Google and Microsoft’s early decisions about video chat put them at a strategic disadvantage in the long run

Government agencies in Utah and Indiana have suspended their contracts with Banjo

Keeping the internet running smoothly during the coronavirus crisis isn’t business as usual

Facebook is a central hub for organizing under quarantine — the fact that it can shut down political groups at will should worry us all

The company’s internal uprising is unusual in uniting a spectrum of workers

Entrepreneurs are hoping psychedelics will follow marijuana’s path to the lifestyle industry, but researchers aren’t sure that’s a good…

The missteps of tech culture, most women say, remains a discussion that doesn’t easily traverse gender lines

Advertising rates on the platform have dropped significantly during the coronavirus pandemic

Retired engineers are coming to the rescue

5 reasons the mobile-streaming service just might work

I’m paying Project Wren $15.70 per month to offset my carbon footprint. Can it do more than absolve my guilt?

One of the first workers to organize a protest for better conditions at a delivery app shares his story — and it’s more relevant than ever…

Most consider the two companies’ services to be interchangeable, but there are still some big differences

Entire industries, including consumer electronics, may be disrupted

YouTube has made more than 50 policy changes in the last 24 months