Uber files for what could be the biggest IPO in years
Ride-sharing company's mega-public offering could put the company's value at around $100 billion
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Senate panel examines how to crack down on robocalls
Committee chair John Thune said enforcement and prosecution is "necessary and appropriate" for those who knowingly flout laws
Amazon workers are listening to what you tell Alexa
Thousands of the company's employees listen to customer voice recordings, ostensibly to build a better "smart" speaker
Yahoo reaches $117.5 million settlement in huge data breach
Some 200 million people who had sensitive information stolen will share restitution and get free credit monitoring
Facebook to combat false and harmful info with new features
It's limiting visibility of links that are more prominent on Facebook than elsewhere and adding more expert fact checkers
New app aspires to be the Airbnb of parking
ParkStash connects drivers looking for a parking spot with homeowners and businesses with space for their wheels
YouTube had to disable "hateful" comments during hate crimes hearing
One of the channels streaming the hearing was a white nationalist account that raised money from users
Walmart doubles down on robots to shift labor costs: "We're going big"
The retail giant said it's adding almost 4,000 new robots to its stores to shift human workers into other roles
Facebook's AI helping block or remove 1 million accounts a day
Ahead of elections in India, the social media company is purging accounts that violate its rules against misinformation, hate speech and voter suppression
UK announces world's first "online harms" czar
Internet giants could face enormous fines, and execs could be found personally liable, if they don't crack down on disinformation, content that's harmful to children, and posts associated with terrorism or gangs
A former teacher is using dirt bikes to inspire future engineers
"I always hear that STEM is boring, it's hard. And I was like, 'No, we just haven't put it in context in ways people understand'"
Everything you need to know about artificial intelligence
Machine superintelligence is still years away, but artificial intelligence is rapidly reshaping transportation, medicine, agriculture and more
Clippers owner Steve Ballmer: Winning an NBA title is one big goal that has eluded me
In an interview with "Sunday Morning," the former Microsoft CEO also talks about his initiative to make nonpartisan government data easily accessible to all
MacKenzie Bezos will get 25% of couple's Amazon shares after divorce
MacKenzie Bezos will also give her ex-husband all of her interests in the Washington Post and Blue Origin
What parents should know about Fortnite and setting limits
Dr. Sue Varma joined "CBS This Morning" to discuss the warning signs parents need to look out for
Trump waives tariffs on largest buyers of Russian oil
Oregon school shooter ID'd, used shotgun bought by mother, sources say
Attorneys for Rep. Ilhan Omar accuse DOJ of violating judge's orders
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On economy, Vance says "we're turning the ship around"
Pope Leo discharged from hospital on Saturday, four days after surgery
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Katie Zacharia out as White House press secretary after first week
