UK takes on Elon Musk in the broadband space race

A heavily criticised investment in OneWeb could bring the government a first bite at the lucrative satellite internet market

Facebook is ‘biased against facts’, says Nobel prize winner

Philippines journalist Maria Ressa says social media firm is threat to democracy and failing to halt spread of misinformation

Home secretary reportedly praises app, proposed by BT, which would check if users had got home

US justice department suspended fraud charges against chief financial officer of Chinese telecoms giant

Building society launches pre-payment hotline after bank-transfer scams rise sharply during pandemic

Tech companies poured $65m into lobbying in 2020 – but only 6% of their lobbying activity is targeted at climate policy

Exclusive: campaigners raise privacy concerns over government deal with iProov in England

Online retailer will also raise its average starting wage to $18 an hour to help recruit 125,000 people

Wayfarer-style specs feature pair of cameras for photos and videos, as well as a microphone and speaker

Doug Field is fourth senior member of the iPhone maker’s car team to leave since February

Retailer says it will add 40,000 jobs in the US and 2,500 in the UK to support plans for rapid growth

Investigation into US tech firm’s proposed acquisition of British chip designer expected

Company won licences for Manchester and Sheffield but faces pressure from Chinese government

Billionaire vice-chair was serving 30-month sentence for bribing country’s former president

Technology executive Ron Black says nine companies are willing to join consortium in purchase of Newport Wafer Fab