Month: September 2021

Facebook knows, in acute detail, that its platforms are riddled with flaws but hasn’t fixed them. That’s a key finding of a Journal series that launched this week, based on an array of internal company documents. Read all the stories here.

Workers at Mondelez International have ended a weekslong strike as union members overwhelmingly accepted a new four-year contract.

The Delta variant’s spread shows how Covid-19 can continue to slow economic growth even as governments push to get more people vaccinated.

ByteDance implements “youth mode” for users under age 14 as Beijing steps up scrutiny of tech use by young people.

Tesla plans to expand access to its Full Self-Driving system and defends its technology. A safety official says more work is needed and calls the name irresponsible.

The Biden administration is preparing an array of actions, including sanctions, to disrupt the digital finance infrastructure that facilitates ransomware cyberattacks, a national security threat traced to Russia.

The four-person crew lands off the coast of Florida, completing a mission that included scientific research and cold pizza.

Amid a shortage of workers, companies are relying on longer shifts—which can deplete the ranks of their existing employees.