Technology

Mumtalakat could join other Gulf state funds such as the Public Investment Fund

The formal publication in the Federal Register means advocacy groups will be able to sue

The new deal puts pressure on Broadcom to decide if it will stick with a stipulation in its bid for NXP

Scores of miners from around the world are traveling to places like Hong Kong and Singapore to buy the rigs

Analysis outlines how technology could be used to manipulate elections, use drones in terrorist attacks

China's artificial intelligence papers cited by third parties grew to some 90 percent of that of the US

The cryptocurrency has been surrounded by negative headlines since the start of the year

The game is called 'When in Rome'

In the game, they choose polarising falsehoods to publish, cultivate an army of Twitter bots

The US ride-hailing app maker expects flying vehicles to eventually become an affordable method of mass transportation

The company raised $30.4 million by selling an approximate 3 per cent stake to investors

The country is seen as a potentially lucrative ride-hailing market

US lawmakers are moving to consider new rules that could impose stricter federal oversight on the emerging asset class

Uber took legal action against TfL after it said drivers should have to prove their ability to communicate in English

Since the start of last year, the two companies have between them spent more than $10 billion on retail-focused deals

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres says there is no regulatory scheme for that type of warfare

The Microsoft co-founder has paid more than $10 billion in taxes over a lifetime

Getty Images had filed a complaint against Google in 2016 stating that the search engine was promoting piracy

The South Korean giant earns about $110 on every iPhone X sold

The world's most populous Muslim-majority country has stepped up efforts to control online content

The Dubai-based ride-hailing firm acquired the website and app for an undisclosed sum

More than 20 global firms had agreed to invest in the project with India’s largest listed company by market value

There has been growing scrutiny of diesel vehicles since Volkswagen admitted to installing secret software

Qualcomm has been seeking to walk a fine line between resisting Broadcom’s acquisition approach

First test made at Sunday Bazaar parking lot

The spaceship campus was expected to open last year, but most employees only recently started moving into the building

The bank has signed a deal with the cryptocurrency to settle payments using blockchain software

The postcard verification is Facebook’s latest effort to respond to criticism from lawmakers

By offering refugees a virtual identity, reassuring donors that their money is being well spent

The company is expected to launch its latest console in spring this year

It is equipped with the same hardware that is used in a window A/C while being solar powered

This will be the company’s first venture which would yield 3,000 jobs in Mexico

This feature uses customers’ phone numbers linked to bank accounts to facilitate payments

Social media companies have been under heavy pressure to find ways of stopping “information warfare” on their services

No deal has been reached yet and the timing of any deal is uncertain, the report said

Facebook had to delete all data it had gathered illegally on Belgian citizens

Uber with around 40,000 drivers in London lost its licence over its reporting of criminal-record checks for drivers

Officials deny reports of cyber attack on the system

Snap CEO Spiegel insisted it will “take time” for many users to get used to the changes

Companies were forced to close and public transport services were canceled as thousands took to the streets

The disclosure, buried at the bottom of a central bank report on digital thefts at Russian banks

The US tech giant has also brought about a design aesthetic with its iPhone and iPad that set it apart from rivals

The server stored more than 119,000 scanned documents from the US and international citizens

The company said older versions were not affected by the bug

The company agreed to closely monitor and remove illegal pesticide products from its website

The attack launched in June 2017 by the Russian military spread worldwide

Authorities who requested the changes last year, have the power to issue fines if the companies fail to comply

In addition to this, the app boasts the option to save pictures on cloud storage

The so-called NotPetya attack in June started in Ukraine where it crippled government and business computers

Two companies and five individuals took part in an initial lawsuit filed at the Tokyo District Court