An apparent data breach potentially impacting hundreds of millions of users could damage Twitter's finances and operations. EU regulators pose the biggest threat to the Elon Musk-owned company.
The way Satya Nadella turned around Microsoft when he became CEO could not be more different than how Elon Musk has treated Twitter since taking over.
Well, you can say one thing about Elon Musks' management style: it's different.
The open source alternative to Twitter is forgetting the customer experience in its rush to make a political statement about decentralisation.
Apple, Google, and Twitter are taking different paths to flexible work policies as they move to re-open their offices; Microsoft started its reopening on February 28.
New Twitter CEO Parag Agrawal has told employees that although its offices will soon open, the company is committed to supporting flexible working.
A bot that tracked complaints on Twitter about best-selling laptops, tablets and other tech gadgets revealed the ones people most loved to hate.
Twitter, Two Sigma, Yelp, and Zalando explain why they built software development platforms and share lessons learned along the way.
The Department of Industry, Science, Energy and Resources has awarded digital agency Balance Internet a $2.7 million grant to upgrade its technology training platform Skill Finder.
Google’s Threat Analysis Group has flagged an ongoing campaign targeting security researchers, alleging that a government-backed entity based in North Korea is using social media to send malware.
A myriad of technology companies have joined forces to launch a marketplace aimed at improving the digital workforce.
Companies are ensuring network perimeters are secure against remote attacks but they don't pay the same level of attention to internal threats.
Twitter confirmed on Friday that the official Twitter accounts of social media giant Facebook Inc and its Messenger platform were hacked.
The Australian Federal Government has revised the Privacy Act penalties that could see technology companies with multi-million-dollar fines if breaching privacy laws.
Australia’s major telcos have temporarily blocked a number of sites hosting footage of Friday’s terror attack in Christchurch.
