American tech company Apple has file a lawsuit against Israeli spyware developer NSO Group over surveillance of its users “without effective accountability.”

Apple Inc. of has been accused in India of abusing its dominant position in the apps market by making developers use its proprietary in-app purchase system, Reuters reports.

A Republican and a Democratic member of the US House of Representatives introduced a bill aimed at reining in powerful app stores run by companies like Apple Inc (AAPL.O) and Alphabet Inc's Google (GOOGL.O).

A bipartisan trio of senators has introduced a bill that would seek to rein in the power of tech giants such as Apple and Google.

Britain’s competition watchdog said it would investigate whether Apple and Google’s dominance of mobile phone operating systems, app stores and web browsers hurt consumers, launching its latest probe into the tech giants.

Facebook has suggested that tracking the users’ information makes sense given the fact that they can have free access to platforms such as Instagram.

Apple has announced that it plans to invest more than $430 billion in the United States.

The FBI is pressing Apple to open the iPhones of a suspected Saudi pilot who was getting training at Naval Air Station Pensacola, Florida.

Several of the US largest technology firms have been accused of profiting from child labor in Africa cobalt mines, a new lawsuit says.

France says it is ready to take the US’s tariff threat on French goods to the World Trade Organization.