Bloomberg chronicles the latest TikTok controversy, which involves users of the app trying to manipulate the crypto currency market.

As part of what Axios calls an effort to "make video calls more human and less exhausting," Microsoft Teams is adding a "together mode," which puts participants in a single virtual environment.

By next year, Comcast plans to invest $2 billion into NBCUniversal's new streaming platform, Variety reports.

ZDNet looks into Keeper a group of hackers that has apparently breached hundreds of e-commerce portals since 2017.

The Federal Trade Commission and the U.S. Justice Department are investigating fresh allegations that TikTok has failed to honor a 2019 agreement designed to protect children's privacy, Reuters reports.

Magic Lead just named Peggy Johnson, former head of business development at Microsoft, as its new CEO, The New York Times reports.

The Verge has compiled a list of tech company that have received large Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans from the government, some of which have still laid off large numbers of employees.

Microsoft is eying the games division of Warner Bros., which boasts games based on Batman and Harry Potter, The Information reports.

Facebook is teaming up with the Central Board of Secondary Education in India on the launch of a certified curriculum on digital safety and online well-being and augmented reality, TechCrunch reports.

After years of building a solid catalog of "Black programming," Netflix is now the envy of Hollywood, The New York Times reports.