Tech Companies Fear Trump Could Target H-1B Visas
U.S. tech companies fear the Trump administration will target a visa program they cherish for bringing in programmers and other specialized workers from other countries.
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U.S. tech companies fear the Trump administration will target a visa program they cherish for bringing in programmers and other specialized workers from other countries.
There's a robot roaming around the Stanford campus, but instead of taking orders from students, this machine is busy studying them.
Major tech companies in the Bay Area spoke out Monday against the Trump administration travel ban.
Coffee lovers in San Francisco are getting a kick out of a silent barista robotically going through the motions of making their cup of coffee.
Cafe X Technologies has unveiled a robotic automated cafe in The Metreon in San Francisco.
On Monday, Google's homepage was dedicated to Fred Korematsu, a civil rights activist who fought the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Google has created a crisis fund that could raise up to $4 million for four immigrant rights organizations.
Prisoners' real stories told by prisoners -- from behind bars. That's what podcast listeners will be getting when San Quentin's "Ear Hustle" goes worldwide.
Craig Newmark said in a statement that preventing "trolling, harassment and cyber-bullying" is essential to ensuring Wikipedia's vitality.
Some angry Uber customers were accusing the ride-sharing app of "strikebreaking" after the company continued to pick up passengers during airport protests at John F. Kennedy International after taxis decided to strike in solidarity.
The vacation rental website Airbnb has offered to help refugees who in limbo or stranded due to President Trump's ban on immigration from Muslim countries.
A federal judge in Brooklyn issued an emergency stay on President Trump's executive order banning immigrants from 7 Muslim countries.
Google told 100 employees to return to the United States immediately over concerns they would be banned from reentering the country under President Trump's executive order.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg took to his social network account on Friday, expressing concern about President Donald Trump's executive orders on immigration in the opening days of his administration.
Craigslist founder Craig Newmark is donating $500,000 to help curb harassment on Wikipedia.
