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Jeep has recalled nearly 63,000 plug-in hybrid Wranglers due to a software glitch that could shut the engine down and cause a vehicle crash without warning. Dealers have been banned from selling [...]

The states of Alabama and Utah banned Chinese video app TikTok on devices owned by their respective state governments, citing concerns over security and data harvesting. Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey [...]

PAWTUCKET — The YMCA of Pawtucket has announced the appointment of Chuck LoCurto, of Lincoln, to its Board of Directors. LoCurto is currently vice president and chief information officer at

StorPool Storage today announced that RapidCompute, Pakistan's first enterprise-class public cloud computing platform, has deployed its primary storage platform as part of an Infrastructure-as-a-Service

Chinese law enforcement recently arrested 63 people who allegedly used cryptocurrency to launder a total of 12 billion Chinese yuan or $1.7 billion. The suspects, allegedly part of a criminal [...]

Having had his little tête-à-tête with the current boss of Twitter - over Child abuse protection - the former boss of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, took to Twitter tonight to address a number of issues, [...]

Apple’s policies ensuring its comfortable presence in the Chinese market, over the years criticized on a number of occasions and from many quarters, seem to have caught up with the giant right at [...]

Taiwan's Foxconn Technology Group has just announced a $500 million investment to expand its operations in India as it seeks to diversify its supply chain after labor unrest in its massive [...]

San Francisco residents bracing for the sight of fully-armed robots patrolling their streets were surprised at the news that broke out – no deployment for now. The city's Board of [...]

Twitter’s former head of Trust & Safety Yoel Roth, who was responsible for getting Donald Trump banned from the platform while he was still on office, allegedly had a “secret dirty twitter [...]