Apple pulls app that let you stalk people you follow on Instagram
The potentially creepy app was called Like Patrol
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak says Apple Card discriminated against his wife
The New York Department of Financial Services is looking into allegations of gender discrimination against users of the Apple Card, which is administered by Goldman Sachs.
Facebook users believe more than half of fake news is true, study finds
More Americans are getting their news via social media, but they can't necessarily tell what's true.
WSJ News Exclusive | WeWork in Talks to Hire T-Mobile CEO John Legere
WeWork’s parent company is in discussions with T-Mobile CEO John Legere to take over leadership of the troubled office-sharing startup.
Google may be secretly gathering millions of personal health records with alleged ‘Project Nightingale’
Patients across 21 states may be affected
The Curiosity rover detects oxygen behaving strangely on Mars
Since it landed in Gale Crater in 2012, the Curiosity rover has been studying the Martian surface beneath its wheels to learn more about the planet's history. But Curiosity also stuck its nose in the air for a big sniff to understand the Martian atmosphere.
Hong Kong in chaos as protesters gather at universities with bows and arrows
Campuses become latest battleground after months of protests that have brought the city to a standstill
Keystone pipeline restarts in US's North Dakota after major leak
US energy regulator allows oil to restart through pipeline weeks after it leaked 9,000 barrels.
