Walmart Chile on Monday said it would resume talks with a union of 17,000 workers who walked off their jobs last week in protest over the retailer’s push to automate jobs and cut costs.

Facebook’s Calibra chief executive David Marcus will face the US Congress today, answering questions over the social media giant’s proposed cryptocurrency launch.

Online marketplace eBay has launched a new advert satirising Amazon Prime Day’s “parade” of deals starring an “honest Alexa”.

The French Senate has passed a new tax that will see large tech companies required to pay tax on their total annual revenue generated by providing services to French users.

Google whistleblower Jack Poulson has launched Tech Inquiry, a non-profit with the aim to make it easier for employees of tech companies to speak out when they feel ethical boundaries are being crossed.

Chinese tech giant Huawei is preparing to lay off hundreds of its US workers.

Workers at seven of Amazon’s sites across German have timed in a strike with the retailer’s Prime Day activity, demanding better pay and conditions for logistics workers.

A draft legislation suggests fining tech companies $1 million a day for violating newly proposed restrictions, according to Reuters.

The average office worker is able to focus on the task in front of them for just 11 minutes before becoming distracted, for students this drops to just 120 seconds. Over the past decade we have become a distracted world, with attention spans rivalling that of a goldfish. But in an age where there is...

Controversial surveillance software designed to help spot suspects in public spaces has received support by the UK home secretary Sajid Javid.