About half a million customers of the Australian fund UniSuper were locked out of their accounts for a week
New releases from Sarah Beth Durst, Ann Leckie, Liu Cixin, Leigh Bardugo, Edward Ashton, R.A. Salvatore, Liz Kerin, and more.
Trump's Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin and Shark Tank’s Mr. Wonderful are just two of TikTok's eager suitors.
The 30-year-old web portal and search engine has entered the plateau years, the age of waning twilight. Three decades on, and the world seems so much smaller.
Jensen Huang was everywhere this year, and he's using his leverage to make Nvidia the next Intel.
Leaders of the AI industry are teaming up with academics and researchers to create responsible, open-sourced artificial intelligence. So, OpenAI 2.0?
Microsoft may need far more cloud computing if it ever wants to bring its AI copilot to Windows 10.
A draft agreement with a federal agency to avoid a ban would have given US agencies unprecedented access to TikTok's facilities and servers.
Former COO V. Pappas resigns as the company faces dozens of attempts to ban the app on the state and federal level.
And things get frosty in the first teaser poster for the Ghostbusters: Afterlife sequel.
One of DC's fan favorite superhero teams returns with Black Canary, Cass Cain, and Harley Quinn among its ranks.
ByteDance's ex-head of engineering claimed CCP officials were granted 'superuser' credentials to gain access to data on American users and Hong Kong protesters.
Director Denis Villeneuve gave us princesses, sandworms, and desert power. Let's break down the rise of Maud'Dib.
In a fawning interview on the TED stage, CEO Shou Chew's made a pitch for why his app is good for the world.
For better or worse, a national TikTok ban looks more likely than ever. All the failed bills of the past offer competing visions of how that could happen.
In his first major address to the American public, CEO Shou Zi Chew will say that TikTok is super safe, super popular, and essential for America.
The online WebToon, along with Vixen NYC and Zatanna and the Ripper, will also be joining the delightful series in coming to print.
The Committee on Foreign Investment in the U.S. demanded that TikTok's Chinese owners divest their stakes in the company. TikTok pushed back.
TikTok continues to tout "Project Texas" as how it will protect U.S. user data, but that hasn't mollified many calling for bans.
TikTok pushes certain content to users, but a company exec claims it accounts for only a small percent of its videos.
