Alphabet Inc.’s Google has fired an employee who wrote an internal memo blasting the web company’s diversity policies, creating a firestorm across Silicon Valley.

No more Gmail, Google searches or Google Maps for Brett Arends.

"This is a field that started out with women and becomes male, not the other way around"

Take chemistry, add energy, get life. The first tests of Jeremy England’s provocative origin-of-life hypothesis are in, and they appear to show how order can arise from nothing.

“It’s a lot easier on this side of the table.”

Trial unexpectedly shows combination of osteopathy, life coaching and neuro-linguistic programming helps children with CFS/ME get better

The European Commission has been called out for failing to publish data indicating that piracy has little effect on legitimate content sales.

In my last job, I didn’t find myself solving many problems. At least, not problems experienced by real people.

Publishers are cautiously optimistic

‘We will not be proceeding with this partnership’

Is the genetically engineered chestnut tree an act of ecological restoration or a threat to wild forests?

Duke University and a private company have been selling access to unproven cord blood treatments for autism. Now, they’re planning something much bigger.

Microsoft has made a last-minute change to .NET 6 that could backfire.

The decision follows weeks of unrest in the .NET community.

BBC News has been given access to ShotSpotter, the controversial US technology company that detects gunshots.

Meta (formerly Facebook) created quite a stir in the VR industry when it announced last year that it planned to require Facebook account logins for new users. The move didn’t go over well in the VR space or among critics at large. This week the company said…