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Uber’s first-quarter net loss was $108 million, a tremendous improvement from a $968 million loss in its fourth quarter of 2020.

After oversight board’s finding, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg can no longer deflect blame for a decision on Trump’s suspension.

Lyft showed continued signs of pandemic recovery, beating on the top and bottom lines and exceeding Wall Street’s rider expectations for its first quarter.

With wireless tech constantly on the heels of cables and adapters, companies that once made most of their money on dongles are updating accordingly.

Bolt has launched a car-sharing service in Europe as it looks to diversify its revenue streams and compete with Uber.

Epic wants Apple to open up iPhone software distribution so it can use its own payment processor, bypassing Apple’s customary 30% fee on digital goods.

While the company made its name through tools used by government defense agencies, its life sciences division has become its fastest-growing business.

The foldable model is a “must-have” for major smartphone brands, according to Ming-Chi Kuo, who says Apple will launch a folding iPhone in a couple of years.

Shares of Lyft, Uber and DoorDash dipped Thursday after Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh told Reuters that gig workers should be classified as company employees.

Peacock sign-ups grew by 9 million during the quarter.

Apple showed massive growth in Mac and iPad sales in its latest quarterly earnings report on Wednesday.

Businesses looking to capture the next generation of customers are doing so through virtual reality headsets, according to the chief strategy officer of South Korean avatar app Zepeto.

It turns out Apple is dealing with the same microchip shortage that has snarled companies and industries around the world.

Mark Zuckerberg spent the majority of Facebook’s Wednesday earnings call outlining the company’s e-commerce strategy as it prepares for life post-iOS 14.5.

Long stuck at around 38%, Apple’s gross margin has jumped the past two quarters because of more expensive iPhones and a growing services portfolio.

Apple released on Wednesday its fiscal second-quarter results.

Netflix’s “play something” feature allows users to shuffle through a random pick of movies and TV shows.

Huawei said its revenues fell 16.5% year-on-year to 152.2 billion Chinese yuan ($23.5 billion) in the three months ending March 31.

“We are deeply troubled by Match Group’s claims that Google may have attempted to influence another witness’s testimony,” they wrote.

Tile is the market leader in lost item trackers, but it’s features are limited on the iPhone.