Technology erases the distances between us and makes it easier to maintain dozens or hundreds of weaker friendships, based on lightweight online interactions and not much else.

Realistic-looking shampoo bottles and seltzer cans are popping up on videos from digital creators on TikTok and YouTube in a new form of old advertising.

Apple’s CEO talks about the genesis of a “mind-blowing” new device that could change the way we live and work, but there’s debate about whether your average iPhone user will drop $3,500 on a headset.

Angel City Press’s owners donated the press to provide a platform for the library to expand its cultural influence and publish books that capture the diverse stories and heritage of LA and Southern California.

The Arby’s Foundation committed $1M to wipe out school lunch debt for tens of thousands of students across the US, which it estimates will help over 47,000 students.

Employee recognition software companies present themselves as a solution to low worker morale, but are they actually changing anything?

The outdoor apparel brand is funneling its profits to an array of groups working on everything from dam removal to voter registration - the product of an unconventional corporate restructuring in 2022.

The new feature could allow users to identify and shop objects in all videos in its ongoing effort to create a multi-billion-dollar US e-commerce business.

A new report makes clear that workers need to better prepare for a future in which AI could play a significant role in many workplaces that until now have been largely untouched by technological disruption.

AI-enabled hardware appears to be the next big thing in consumer tech, but as far as whether these features are going to end up costing users extra, nobody knows - or at least nobody will say.

TikTok is planning to open several studio locations in cities including Los Angeles where online creators can livestream and sell products from their TikTok shops.

The Messenger’s CEO and founder Jimmy Finkelstein blamed the economic headwinds facing the media industry in a staff memo and is allegedly not offering severance to employees, many of whom it recruited from major media outlets.