Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger, who suddenly resigned from his position, took to social media to encourage his supporters to pray and fast on behalf of thousands of Intel employees as layoffs increase.

Death Clock will tell you the date you can expect to die and tips for deferring it for a small monthly fee of $19.99.

A manager at Apple, has filed a lawsuit in California alleging that the tech giant violates employees' privacy by monitoring their personal devices.

Zomato CEO Deepinder Goyal sparked outrage by advertising a chief of staff role that required candidates to pay a fee and work unpaid for a year.

A college student was shaken by a threatening response from Google's AI chatbot, Gemini, during a discussion about aging challenges and solutions.

A British phone company is getting back at scammers with an AI tool that keeps fraudsters on the line with a fake grandma offering fabricated bank information.

Meta, a company valued at 1.2 trillion, has allegedly fired employees over their reported misuse of the company's $25 meal credit system.

The world's richest man paid $44 billion for the platform just two years ago.

Elon Musk is hitting back at the UK government for not inviting him to the International Investment Summit in October despite not attending last year's event.

Young professionals flock to Texas and Florida for tax advantages and thriving job markets, reshaping economic and social landscapes across the U.S.

The tech titan has people working on a robot that would follow people around at home and be helpful, according to Bloomberg that cited unnamed people familiar with the situation.

A bipartisan initiative threatens to ban TikTok in the US

A new study shows the challenges Latino students face both at K-12 and collegiate levels

A report by the Kapor Foundation provides updated figures that shows the demographic's struggle in one of the most lucrative sectors of the economy

Investors are turning to profit-taking as last week's mega market rally -- fuelled by stellar results from US technology titan Nvidia -- loses steam, analysts say.

These are the Latino-founded tech companies that made the Latin Times List of salient startups of 2023

Latinos are adopting fintech technologies faster than other minorities, while Latino founders are raising millions for their fintech startups

Monadd uses limited consumer information and caters mostly to people on the move. Latin Times talked with its CEO to learn more about it

Alza is a fintech platform that offers an FDIC-insured checking account, debit card, peer-to-peer payment and cross-border remittance services

This acquisition aims to enhance Airwallex's position in the Latin American market and bolster its suite of global payment services

Latino-founded tech companies have raised millions of dollars and have developed new technologies and products.

The company provides cross-border credit reporting, which helps immigrants apply and qualify for loans, credit cards and other services requiring credit checks

Albo provides commission-free debit and savings accounts, personal loans and crypto trading and has secured investments from U.S.-based VC firms.

Google turned a quarter of a century old, with that, they've also been investing in Latin America for 17 years, but what exactly are they doing?

The program will help foster and grow Latino-led tech startups in the U.S. and Latin America.

Mundi is a financial services company that uses technology to facilitate cross-border trade, and it recently secured new funding from investors.

GAME, a UK-based shop, has come under criticism for a Valentine's Day ad that makes fun of domestic violence and abuse.

After attempting to prevent a third-party retailer from doing so, Sony will begin selling faceplate covers for the PlayStation 5.

Bill Gates was reportedly reprimanded by Microsoft chief Brad Smith decades ago and warned to stop emailing female employees.

Tinder has partnered with Lyft so that users can gift a ride to their date without having to leave the Tinder app.