The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau's new ruling took effect on Tuesday, allowing debt collectors from collection agencies to text borrowers and send a direct message on their social media to seek repayment for unpaid debts.
Expodefensa, a fair organized by the Colombian Ministry of Defense, COGES, CODALTEC, and Corferias, becomes the epicenter of knowledge and technological innovations in security and defense.
Tech giant Apple announced that it is suing Israel-based spyware firm NSO group after it claimed that the Israeli firm broke U.S. law through the sale of tools to hack into iPhones.
Months after becoming the first country to recognize bitcoin as their national currency, El Salvador's president, Nayib Bukele once again bet on bitcoin to move the country to greater heights.
Tesla and Austin Community College has officially launched a new Tesla START Manufacturing training facility at ACC's Riverside campus, with Austin Mayor Steve Adler present in the ribbon-cutting ceremony.
The Staples Center would be getting a new name for Christmas after the Singapore cryptocurrency exchange, Crypto,.com paid more than $700 million for the naming rights, both parties announced Tuesday.
A recent report noted that Facebook continues to harvest teen users' data for the purpose of ad targeting. The company claimed that it was already stopping the practice.
After a California electrician was sentenced to three years in prison, he was now slammed with an order to pay $481.3 million in restitution on Tuesday for his role in a $1 billion Ponzi scheme.
The alleged violation of court rules prompted a defense attorney for Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes in lashing out at a key government witness, claiming that the 24th witness in the case contacted prosecutors regarding his testimony.
Increased road safety awareness and technological breakthroughs have brought down the number of accidents drastically. Today we are going to walk through these tech inventions which have made the roads safer for both drivers and passers-by:
The SpaceX astronauts, who were on a trip back to Earth, were forced to wear diapers after a toilet on the Dragon capsule of the company broke in advance of their journey from the International Space Station.
