Microsoft is on a mission to bring staff closer together with its own metaverse, which should be ready for users by 2022.

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

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.

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

The tech works by scanning a customer's face, just like some smartphones can unlock with facial biometrics.

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

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

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

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

A new study found that teams are still struggling to figure out how to navigate the remote work shift in a productive way.

A new study find business owners are having trouble mitigating the cybersecurity risk of employees working from home.

The objective tracking platform will become an integral part of Microsoft's Viva software.

The latest addition to the web conferencing platform looks to remove distractions and let users unwind outside work hours.

When social media goes offline, the link to your customers can be severed. We share what to do when you can't rely on social.

It would have been an all-stock deal valued at around $14.7 billion, but that valuation has dropped.

The new update will let users hide their own video feeds from themselves, but not other participants.

CEO Drew Houston thinks the pandemic is an opportunity to ‘completely reimagine’ how we work.

The tools are free and will work with top email providers like Gmail, Outlook, and Yahoo.

The law goes into effect starting January 1st, and aims to protect workers from poor safety practices.

The EU and the US are planning to introduce new legislation regarding limitations on the tech industry's growth.