nrg2014: Europe's top court rules that EU courts can order Facebook to take down illegal content worldwide

Thursday 3 October 2019

Facebook just lost a big case in the European Court of Justice — and it could have significant consequences.

Microsoft unveiled a folding smartphone, a dual-screen tablet, a superslim laptop-tablet hybrid, and wireless earbuds.

Trump shared a clip from Nickelback's "Photograph" that edited Joe Biden, Hunter Biden, and a Ukrainian gas company board member into the frame.

For WeWork's more than 10,000 — mostly millennial — employees, the past few weeks have been dizzying.

NASA data revealed the most basic ingredients of life in bursts from an ocean on Saturn's moon Enceladus.

Violence between protesters and police in Hong Kong has escalated recently, and an 18-year-old protester was shot in the chest on Tuesday.

Kazuyuki Sasaki has been appointed WeWork Japan's new CEO, just days after We's board ousted co-founder Adam Neumann.

Some third-party sellers on Amazon have accused it of enriching itself and hurting consumers through its role as both a marketplace and retailer.

Iraqi prime minister Adil Abdul Mahdi's forces battled protests for a second day yesterday, a result of chronic corruption and dire public services.

Google says the case has no merit "and should be dismissed."

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