The #DeclineNow movement is testing whether workers can use a company’s software against it.

Big Blue has cleared $1 billion in patent income most years since 1996. But recently it has seen little more than half that amid more aggressive challenges to its holdings and a shifting legal...

Adobe Inc. agreed to buy software design startup Figma Inc. in a deal valued at about $20 billion in a bid to expand its suite of creative tools for professionals.

Salesforce Inc. is hiring 3,300 people across departments, marking a new investment after it eliminated 10% of its workforce in a restructuring earlier this year.

Almost 900 active U.S. secret service employees -- most of them responsible for protecting government officials and buildings -- were diagnosed with Covid-19 in the year ending in March.

International Business Machines Corp. Chief Executive Officer Arvind Krishna said the company expects to pause hiring for roles it thinks could be replaced with artificial intelligence in the coming...

Company rallied 200% as ChatGPT-mania swept Wall Street. Short-sellers are betting on a fall.

Twilio Inc., a maker of customer communication and marketing software, said it will cut about 17% of workers just months after a previous major round of layoffs.

The Drivers Cooperative aims to pay drivers more, charge riders less

The Justice Department is preparing an antitrust lawsuit seeking to block Adobe Inc.’s $20 billion acquisition of startup Figma Inc., people familiar with the matter said.

It’s tough to stand out as a tech company working on artificial intelligence. Albert Einstein is Salesforce’s solution.

Adobe Inc. has begun to procure videos to build its artificial intelligence text-to-video generator, trying to catch up to competitors after OpenAI demonstrated a similar technology.

Russia’s business giants have paid lobbyists millions to influence U.S. lawmakers in recent years. Now, those relationships are fraying after the invasion of Ukraine, as firms drop sanctioned or...

An activist battles Autodesk to stop selling its products to fossil fuel companies

Bret Taylor is taking point on the most contentious tech deal in decades. But he doesn’t want to tweet about it.

Oracle Corp., one of the largest US tech employers, has strengthened worker benefits for abortion access while remaining publicly silent on the issue.

Marc Benioff’s famously employee-friendly company is becoming more Darwinian—and providing a new model for Silicon Valley.

Company promotes its tool as safe from content scraped from the internet.

International Business Machines Corp. delivered an upbeat annual sales forecast while announcing it would eliminate about 1.5% of its global workforce, following similar job cuts the past few months...

Twilio Inc. Chief Executive Officer Jeff Lawson said the company is sticking with remote work, even as many tech peers push employees to return to the office.

Secret codenames, pugnacious billboards and deal drama mark the competition for data supremacy

TikTok’s ambitious deal with Oracle has yet to take flight. But first…

Adobe Inc. is planning to sell subscriptions for new artificial intelligence services — including legal assurance against copyright infringement claims.

Salesforce Inc. could see another round of job cuts while the company continues to focus on improving profitability, said Chief Operating Officer Brian Millham.

Adobe Inc. will end its effort to create a web design product to rival Figma Inc. after the collapse of its proposed $20 billion acquisition of the startup.

Duolingo Inc., the maker of language-learning software, is cutting some contractors while using generative artificial intelligence to create more content, the latest sign that companies are shifting...

Baker Hughes Co. cut its stake in software maker C3.ai at a time short sellers alleged there was a deteriorating relationship between the companies.

Oracle Corp. has cut jobs at its Cerner digital health-records unit, particularly in marketing, as the software giant works to integrate last year’s $28.3 billion acquisition.

Adobe Inc. tried to acquire design firm Figma Inc. for years before co-founder Dylan Field and the startup finally accepted, according to a filing with details about how the merger came together.

Adobe Inc. walked away from its $20 billion acquisition of startup Figma Inc. after clashing with regulators in Europe and the UK.

Dropbox Inc., a provider of online data storage, is ending its unlimited option, saying a small handful of customers were using massive amounts of resources that had the potential to degrade the...

Snowflake Inc. is in talks to acquire startup Reka AI for more than $1 billion, expanding the software maker’s effort to offer generative AI capabilities, according to people familiar with the matter.

Dell Technologies Inc. is cutting jobs as part of a reorganization of its sales teams that includes a new group focused on artificial intelligence products and services.

Intuit Inc. shares dropped the most in two years after the company reported losing 1 million customers who use its TurboTax service for free, stoking concerns about demand for the software.

Salesforce Inc. Chief Executive Officer Marc Benioff likes to start his earnings calls with investors on a light note. He’s opened in the past by talking about the “magic” of Covid safety protocols,...

The US Federal Trade Commission sued Adobe Inc., alleging the software company violated consumer protection laws by making it too difficult for consumers to cancel their subscriptions.

Three years after Oracle Corp. moved its headquarters to Texas from California, Chairman Larry Ellison said he’s planning another move — this time to Nashville.

Amazon.com Inc., Oracle Corp. and other data providers pressed by a group of US lawmakers about how they sell mobile phone location data offered assurances that the information couldn’t be used to...

Adobe Inc. said US regulators are probing the company’s cancellation rules for software subscriptions, an issue that has long been a source of ire for customers.

New York’s yellow cabs are making a comeback.

Adobe Inc. is nearing a deal to acquire Figma, a startup that makes online design collaboration tools, people with knowledge of the matter said.

Microsoft Corp. said an outage of Azure cloud applications was triggered by a distributed-denial-of-service cyberattack.

Dell Technologies Inc. is eliminating about 6,650 roles as it faces plummeting demand for personal computers, becoming the latest technology company to announce thousands of job cuts.

App store legislation has emerged as flash point because it has the best chance of becoming law among a handful of bills aimed at reining in tech giants

Many rising TikTok stars who recently qualified to be paid for their popular videos have been shut out of the registration system, causing frustration and public outrage among some of the app’s most...

Larry Ellison promised to modernize antiquated health-care technology. The reality has been more daunting.

Videoconferencing company focuses on enterprise market after consumer boom fades

Frank Slootman, who just stepped down as Snowflake Inc. chief executive officer, isn’t a name that springs to mind as one of the tech industry’s most prominent CEOs. But Slootman has parlayed his...

The job hunt has changed as artificial intelligence scores resumes, runs interviews and decides who gets access to opportunity. Lawmakers and activists are n...

Salesforce Inc. cut about 300 roles as part of a broader effort to streamline operations, underscoring that the tech industry remains focused on controlling costs.

Kyndryl Holdings Inc., a 2021 spinoff from IBM with about 90,000 employees worldwide, is the latest technology company to shed workers in a turbulent time for the industry.

A new coalition of civil rights organizations is calling on retailers to stop using facial recognition tools to screen shoppers, saying the technology can lead to abuses.

ServiceNow Inc. said President CJ Desai is leaving the company after an investigation uncovered policy violations related to a government contract and the hiring of a former US Army official.

Okta Inc., a software maker known for identity verification and login services, is cutting about 300 employees, the latest technology company to cut costs by shedding employees. The shares jumped...

International Business Machines Corp. is considering selling its weather business as the company continues to focus on software and cloud services.

Salesforce Inc. Chief Business Officer Ebony Beckwith is leaving the company, the latest top executive to depart the software giant, which is increasingly focused on profit.

The controversial crime-alert app Citizen is buying Harbor, a startup that gamifies emergency preparation and home security, in its first acquisition.

Oracle Corp. cut jobs in marketing and the US customer experience division, signaling a pullback in customer analytics and advertising services.

The company sees buying Figma as a way to overhaul its business, but critics see echoes of Facebook’s alleged practice of buying up its competition. Regulators could still block it.

Autodesk Inc. shares soared by the most in more than a year after the company reassigned its chief financial officer, a move aimed at resolving an internal accounting investigation that delayed...

Tech companies are warning that AI might not work out. But first...

US companies aren’t sure if we’re in a recession, but they’re pulling back spending just in case. First it was travel and hiring -- now they’re even getting nervous about buying the software consid...

Oracle Inc.’s NetSuite unit is mandating most employees return to the office beginning in June, making it the latest tech firm to impose stricter rules about remote work.

Cybercriminals are demanding payments of between $300,000 and $5 million apiece from as many as 10 companies breached in a campaign that targeted Snowflake Inc. customers, according to a security...

Through dozens of new laws, Wyoming hopes to become America's blockchain headquarters, attracting businesses from across the crypto sector. Whether they show...

ServiceNow Inc. declined in extended trading even as subscription sales slightly exceeded analysts’ average estimate. The software maker also pledged it wouldn’t cut jobs in 2023 despite workforce...

Dell Technologies Inc. Co-Chief Operating Officer Chuck Whitten is resigning next month as the hardware giant grapples with a historic slowdown in computer demand.

ServiceNow Inc., a maker of business workflow software, declined in extended trading after reducing its full-year revenue forecast on the strength of the dollar and a potential pull back in demand.