As other big tech companies make major layoffs, Apple is curbing the trend. But how long can this last?

The social media giant already laid off 11,000 employees in November and has asked managers to stop manager to cut costs.

Can TikTok be trusted? Without strong evidence, the proposed TikTok ban may face First Amendment challenges.

From data analysis to PA tasks, ChatGPT's applications are extensive. Here's how businesses are currently using the tool.

The collaboration platform could allow users to filter profanity from live captions in a potential update.

QuickBooks is the best hospitality accounting software, due to features, price, and support, but it's not the only choice.

Tech has a longstanding problem with diversity, but practical steps can be taken to close the gap.

QuickBooks Online is packed with features. Where do you even start? We'll walk you through setup and common processes.

You can start a conversation with the My AI tool like it's just another one of your actual Snapchat contacts.

Chinese companies are developing their own AI chatbots, but will censorship considerations and chip shortages slow them down?

2025 looks set to follow last year's trend for tech layoffs. We track the latest job cuts from Amazon, Salesforce and others.

Banks from JPMorgan to Goldman Sachs are banning AI chatbots. Will a vetting process reverse that decision?

"Stripe's launch of Tap to Pay on Android puts contactless payments hardware into the pockets of millions of businesses."

Scammers are trying to defraud workers with impressive job offers and high salaries - we tell you the warning signs.

Cost-cutting measures across the industry are eroding trust for employees and potential candidates alike.

We've taken a closer look at the top alternatives to ChatGPT currently available, including ChatSonic, YouChat and Jasper.

Is Omnitracs' Fleet Management Service right for your needs? We take a look at what the company offers.

With AI technology continuing to shape the way we live and work, are tools like ChatGPT being secretly used in your office?

As Yahoo's advertising unit continues to underperform, its CEO has decided to channel funds elsewhere.

Even the media empire isn't immune to economic downturn, with CEO Bob Iger planning to make cuts to the tune of $5.5 billion.

The CEO says that the move will free up "additional space to invest and create new roles in high-potential areas."