Over the years, calls to regulate big tech have grown due to concerns about their increasing power and influence. The aforementioned companies have expanded rapidly, leading to worries about ...

Brands have been at the mercy of the algorithm when it comes to where their ads appear online, but they’re about to get more ...

But don’t expect the bill to sail through: Tech companies have fiercely opposed past efforts to regulate their platforms ...

Even after he left the White House, Trump continued his assault on big tech by filing personal lawsuits against Twitter, ...

Warren, especially, has been running on a platform of breaking up Facebook, Amazon, and Google, which she compares to big oil, and she pledged to stop taking donations from tech executives.

If not, then perhaps we can regulate Big Tech by means of legislation harking back to the United States' 1890 Sherman Antitrust Act. Lina Khan, the chairperson of the US federal Trade Commission ...

Meanwhile, in perhaps the most serious effort yet to put in place new rules on Big Tech, Democratic senators Mark Warner and Amy Klobuchar recently introduced a bill that would regulate political ...

For years, Congress has failed to act on bills that would protect users' privacy, protect children from online threats and more. Flying car companies should prepare for a regulatory fight.

And the reactions of rulers and societies have often been much harsher than the fines Europe has been handing out to tech companies ... stepped in to regulate those innovations, entrepreneurs ...

Andrew Yang, a Democratic presidential candidate with a particularly strong following in tech, has revealed a plan for regulating the industry without breaking it up, as some of his competition ...

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau said Thursday it finalized a rule giving itself the authority to regulate big tech firms in much the same way the consumer watchdog oversees major banks.