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Snap Inc., after some trouble in its advertising business, is focusing on an area it sees major growth potential: augmented reality.

Italian officials hinted in private talks with Taiwan that they may be willing to pull out of a controversial pact with China as they sought to secure help with semiconductors, according to people familiar with the issue.

Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group has hired more than 20 people from Silicon Valley Bank as the Japanese firm builds out its technology, media and telecom banking group.

Meta Platforms Inc. is planning to cut or relocate its London-based Instagram employees, according to a person familiar with the matter.

Signature Bank’s collapse in March was not caused by its crypto clients, but a run by a broad base of depositors across business sectors, according to New York state’s financial regulator.

US tech companies are pushing to narrow the scope of legislation that could ban TikTok in the US, creating new obstacles as the Biden administration seeks to confront China’s influence.

House lawmakers are reviving their focus on stablecoins under new Republican leadership, but partisan fault lines are dimming the chances for any new law on the controversial cryptoassets.

Atlassian Corp. unveiled new artificial intelligence features for its workplace collaboration tools, making it the latest technology company to utilize OpenAI’s generative AI models.

A video of the office furniture company CEO telling employees to quit worrying about whether or not they’ll get a bonus — and to instead buckle down and work harder — has struck a chord on social media amid heightened economic anxiety.

Multiple airstrikes and heavy fighting rocked Sudan’s capital after a proposed cease-fire to halt days of clashes between the army and a paramilitary group failed to hold.