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China's foreign ministry said on Saturday the United States needed to stop the "unreasonable suppression" of Chinese companies like Huawei.

Remote working has surprised me in positive ways, but I'm still dubious that an all- or largely-remote workforce is as simple as some would like to think.

The use of employee performance monitoring and analytics software has surged in the last few weeks particularly as companies adjust to remote working practices. Many are getting their implementations wrong and it's havin...

Entrepreneurship doesn't have to go on hold during the current pandemic. Universities can offer funding, safety, and flexibility to young innovators.

Humans and AI work better together than alone in tasks like finding galaxies or breast cancer metastisis, according to work from Microsoft Research.

For companies that received funds but were worried they could be subject to SBA or Treasury audits or potential penalties and damages, these new guidelines provide welcome relief.

Edward Saatchi believes AI is the next great art form. It is fighting for its legitimacy now, just as virtual reality, video games, and films did before.

Changes to guidance in the small business loan program may give ammunition to critics who charge that the government is too lax in its oversight.

Here are five things in technology that happened this past week and how they affect your business. Did you miss them?

nDreams has long sought to establish itself as one of the leading developers of VR games. It may finally achieve that ambition with Phantom: Covert Ops.