U.S. prosecutors filed criminal charges against Huawei, alleging it stole trade secrets from an American rival and committed bank fraud by violating sanctions against doing business with Iran., according to Bloomberg.

Amazon is considering building physical shops in London and across southern England, as the online giant seeks to expand its retail presence, according to Bloomberg, citing a report in the Daily Mail.

CEOs from some of Europe’s largest tech companies have urged European governments not to adopt a tax on digital revenues, according to Bloomberg.

Top Digital Agency (TDA) is ringing in the New Year with a global project competition for companies.

Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said it was "possible" the company would look for outside investors for its self-driving car unit, but isn’t currently searching for backers, according to Bloomberg.

Natixis, Sofina and BNF Capital join Sodexo, Orange and Alven in acquiring an interest in Wynd, which brings up to 112 milion euros the capital raised by the startup.

IBM and Vodafone Business announced that they are creating a new venture designed to help companies across Europe and beyond deliver innovation faster and succeed in a digital world.

Texas Instruments gave a quarterly sales forecast that was in line with reduced expectations, calming investor concerns about a collapse in global demand for electronics, according to Bloomberg.

Singapore Economic Development Board (EDB), McKinsey & Company, SAP, Siemens and TÜV SÜD announced a collaboration to support companies, both big and small, scale the adoption of Industry 4.0 technologies.

Video game revenue is headed for the first decline since 1995, with sales expected to fall by 1 percent to $136.5 billion this year, according to Bloomberg.

SK Hynix announced a 50 percent increase in dividends along with plans to cut investment if necessary, helping to bolster its stock even after reporting lower-than-projected sales and profit, according to Bloomberg.

Intel reported lower-than-projected fourth-quarter sales and profit and gave a disappointing forecast for the current period, according to Bloomberg.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is planning to integrate the chat tools on the WhatsApp, Instagram and Facebook Messenger services, according to Bloomberg.

Croatian company Hangar 18 will once again present its line of NOA smartphone devices at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

At the announcement event held in Paris, Honor highlighted five world’s first features of View20.

IBM Services announced a $325 million agreement with Juniper Networks.

Tech companies are back pitching the promise of innovation, but this time they’re welcoming government oversight, according to Bloomberg.

Huawei’s consumer chief dismissed U.S. “political forces” and attempts to crimp the company’s growth, saying sales of smartphones and other devices surged by about 50 percent to a record $52 billion in 2018, according to Bloomberg.

Microsoft is planning to implement self-designed ethical principles for its facial recognition technology by the end of March, according to Bloomberg.

AMD has recently announced the first members of its 2019 mobility line-up encompassing all notebook segments.

Intel announced it has reached a major milestone in global inclusion, achieving gender pay equity across worldwide workforce while also adding stock-based compensation to pay equity analysis.

Apple was ordered to stop using part of a press release that claims all iPhones would still be available in Germany after it was banned from distributing several versions of the device in the country, according to Bloomberg.

Salesforce is planning to add as many as 1,500 jobs in Ireland over five years, in one of the largest such expansions in the history of the state, according to Bloomberg.

Samsung announced its HDR10+ ecosystem expansion to 45 industry partners and the construction of a new certification center in China.

IBM beat analysts’ estimates for sales and earnings in the fourth quarter and gave a positive forecast for this year, led by its consulting businesses, according to Bloomberg.

U.K. ministers are being pressed to explain why Huawei hasn’t been banned from Britain’s next-generation mobile network, the Sunday Times reported, according to Bloomberg.

The Dutch government will need to make a decision this year on whether to restrict Huawei from playing a role in building a 5G network in the Netherlands, according to Bloomberg.

Google was at the receiving end of a hefty fine of 50 million euros by France’s privacy regulator, according to Bloomberg.

IBM Services announced that they signed a managed services agreement with Nordea, under which Nordea Bank will outsource its IBM Z operations to IBM.

Lenovo announced that LanSchool Air, the company’s new classroom management platform, is now integrated into Edwin, Canada’s newest educational innovation.