About 15 percent of U.S. government agencies have detected some trace of Russian company Kaspersky Lab's software on their systems in a review prompted by concerns the antivirus firm is vulnerable to Kremlin influence, a security official told Congress on Tuesday.
Global technology titans including Amazon.com, LinkedIn and Expedia are moving into Sydney's central business district en masse.
Equifax has warned that its massive data breach has prompted some customers to hold back business during the past quarter.
Snapchat-owner Snap Inc on Tuesday reported slower user growth than Wall Street expected and said it was redesigning the app, sending shares down about 20 percent on concerns it was being beaten by established rivals such as Facebook's Instagram.
Microblogging website Twitter, known for its iconic 140-character tweets, said on Tuesday it would roll out 280-character tweets to users across the world.
Apple claims that changes made to its corporate structure in 2015 were not designed to reduce taxes.
The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to step back into the years-long feud over patents between the world's top smartphone makers.
Competition laws will allow Amazon to undercut local businesses with loss-making prices when it opens for business in Australia, expected to be in November.
Four Equifax executives who sold shares before the firm disclosed a massive data breach were not aware of the incident when they made the trades.
Hundreds of people lined up outside Apple’s store in central Sydney early on Friday to be the first to buy the new iPhone X.
Facebook reported better-than-expected quarterly profit and revenue on Wednesday as it pushed further into video advertising, showing no sign of financial damage from the controversy over how Russia used the social network in an attempt to sway voters in the 2016 U.S. election.
McAfee has said it will no longer permit foreign governments to scrutinise the source code of its products.
Kaspersky Lab said its security software had taken source code for a secret American hacking tool from a personal computer in the United States.
Apple's COO, Jeff Williams, talks up the company's mobile AI prowess.
Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab said on Monday it will ask independent parties to review the security of its anti-virus software, which the U.S. government has said could jeopardize national security, citing concerns over Kremlin influence and hijacking by Russian spies.