Silicon Valley and Seattle giants – Facebook, Microsoft, Apple, Twitter – were the first to send their employees home as the virus spread to the U.S. Now they’re among the last to return them to the office. Some of their employees might never go back.
An online survey from a California-based digital card services firm has found that a majority of respondents would consider financial products from a tech company instead of a bank or credit union.
Traditional bankers’ fears of Big Tech companies jumping into the banking sector could be starting to come true.
New Haven’s Pickard Chilton architecture firm has been selected by developer Boston Properties to design a 16-story, 417,000-square-foot office tower for Google in the Boston area.
The federal government charged Facebook with high-tech housing discrimination Thursday for allegedly allowing landlords and real estate brokers to systematically exclude groups such as non-Christians, immigrants and minorities from seeing ads for houses and apartments.
U.S. stock index futures edged higher today, with technology stocks looking to bounce back after a widespread sell-off in the earlier session on rising concerns about the future growth of high-flying companies.
