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China's latest regulations that preside over tech firms have caused several other firms to flee.

Apple's supply chain issues played a major role in falling to Microsoft for the title before Friday's market cap.

Patreon has given the green light to Creator Coins - but cryptocurrency payment options and NFTs still seem a long way away.

Fellow Big Tech companies Apple and Google are also launching initiatives to help fill vacancies in cybersecurity.

Security experts advise Microsoft 365 mailbox owners to review account permissions.

Both employees and managers benefit from informal workplace chatter - and it's been sorely missed by teams working remotely.

About 2.8 billion Mastercard users around the world will soon be able to buy and spend cryptocurrencies.

The apps had been been advertised on sites like Facebook, Instagram and TikTok to lure in more victims.

The internet doesn't have a tech problem. It's just ruled by those who value profits over policy.

Facebook is now Meta, but won't change the core features that make the platform so harmful to its userbase of billions.

How can small businesses keep selling this holiday season in the middle of a pandemic supply chain squeeze?

Previous president Donald Trump has started a beta launch of his new social media platform, known as TRUTH Social.

The company is reportedly considering paying a record breaking $45 billion for the blogging platform.

New updates to the software could report back on workers internet activity, as well as halting viruses early.

Netflix's smash hit series Squid Game has led to multiple unofficial malware Squid Game apps being listed on the Google Store

After the pandemic forced a lot of restaurants to close their doors, a new wave of eateries are ready to expand.

A new Excel document has been circulating various finance companies as an attachment containing phishing malware.

Facebook plan to hire 10,000 EU employees to develop a Facebook metaverse, centered around VR and AR.

The popular messaging app has had end-to-end encryption for five years, but now backups will also be securely stored.

The deal is reportedly worth $371 million and could see SumUp making waves in the POS market of the United States soon.

The company will replace it with a job listing app — called InJobs — that will not offer the social media features.