Google, Twitter and Facebook have taken significant steps to expunge Islamic State propaganda and other terrorist content from their platforms, according to Bloomberg.

Facebook wants panicked investors to believe Europe’s strict GDPR is to blame for fewer people using the social network in the region, according to Bloomberg.

Amazon investors have traditionally given it a pass on money-losing quarters and narrow profit margins so long as revenue growth kept surpassing expectations, according to Bloomberg.

Facebook will double the amount of space it occupies in London as technology firms continue to expand in the U.K., according to Bloomberg.

Intel reported second-quarter results that topped analysts’ estimates on most measures and raised its full-year outlook, according to Bloomberg.

BT Group offered investors some respite from a string of bad surprises as Britain’s former phone monopoly searches for a new CEO, reporting quarterly results that beat expectations, according to Bloomberg.

Facebook set a company record for lobbying spending in the second quarter, according to Bloomberg.

Orange is taking lessons from a price war in France beyond its home market to Spain, where a push to win subscribers paid off with a second-quarter earnings beat, according to Bloomberg.

Nokia plunged after saying customers aren’t quite ready to increase spending on faster networks and are demanding price cuts, according to Bloomberg.

The launch of the RETN PoP at Altus IT data center reflects the rising demand for global connectivity in the Balkan region.

Qualcomm scrapped its $44 billion bid for rival chipmaker NXP after Chinese regulators failed to approve the largest-ever deal in the chip industry, according to Bloomberg.

AMD reported earnings that beat analysts’ estimates, signaling the chipmaker’s promising new products are starting to help it claw back market share, according to Bloomberg.

BT Group is offering discounts to communication providers to get their customers onto faster broadband services, part of a push to boost internet speeds across Britain, according to Bloomberg.

Facebook saw the first signs of user disenchantment in the midst of public scandals over privacy and content, with second-quarter revenue and average daily visitors missing analysts’ projections, according to Bloomberg.

Apple’s iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X trail the latest smartphones from Samsung and Google in download speeds, according to Bloomberg, citing data from Ookla.

After raising the white flag in the battle with Walt Disney for the bulk of Rupert Murdoch’s media empire, Comcast CEO Brian Roberts has one last prize to fight for: the British pay-TV company Sky, according to Bloomberg.

Texas Instruments, seeking to turn investor attention back to its performance after dismissing its CEO last week, predicted third-quarter sales and earnings that may top some analysts’ estimates, according to Bloomberg.

The semiconductor industry’s largest-ever deal will be dead or done by the middle of the week, according to Bloomberg.

Atos agreed to buy  Syntel in a $3.4 billion cash deal to help it get better access to U.S. financial customers like American Express and State Street, according to Bloomberg.

Google is still raking in marketing dollars from advertisers, propelling the online search giant to another strong quarter in the face of costly regulatory trouble in Europe, according to Bloomberg.

Walmart announced it is establishing a strategic partnership with Microsoft to further accelerate their digital transformation in retail.

IBM announced that several new European clients have selected IBM Watson Internet of Things (IoT) technologies.

Microsoft said it identified and stopped attempts to launch cyberattacks on three 2018 congressional candidates using a phony version of its website, according to Bloomberg.

SAP is betting big on its cloud business for future sales growth, raising its outlook even as concerns remain about whether new bookings can keep pace, according to Bloomberg.

For highly-skilled foreign workers applying for a new work visa or an extension, the stakes involved just got a whole lot higher, according to Bloomberg.

Columbia University and IBM announced a new Center devoted to research, education, and innovation in blockchain technology and data transparency.

Microsoft’s cloud-fueled turnaround persisted in the fiscal fourth quarter, when sales and profit got a boost from customers, according to Bloomberg.

eBay gave a lackluster sales forecast for the third quarter and lowered its revenue guidance for the year, according to Bloomberg.

Microsoft and National Geographic announced a new partnership to advance scientific exploration and research on critical environmental challenges with the power of artificial intelligence (AI).

US President Donald Trump lashed out at the European Union’s $5 billion fine against Google in the latest trade-related salvo fired from the White House, according to Bloomberg.