Amazon will be shutting down its Kindle e-book store in China by June 2023, the company announced, putting an end to its nine-year venture in the market. It has already asked its retail suppliers to stop selling the device.

Amazon to pull the plug on Kindle in China amid growing coemption, harsh data privacy rules

France's President Emmanuel Macron has attacked the United States and China for investing in ''nonsense innovation'' and praised his nation for being much more business-friendly and innovative.

Taking aim at US and Chinese tech bonanza, Macron says France is more 'innovative'

After the US Senate passed the Innovation and Competition Act to address the Chinese technological threat, the Chinese foreign ministry said America is "seeing China as an imaginary enemy".

It shows paranoid delusion of egoism, says China on US innovation bill

Twitter and three other US tech companies have urged the EU to take a flexible approach towards harmful and illegal online content instead of blanket rules requiring takedown.

Twitter, other US tech companies push back against EU rules on illegal online content

Some Microsoft Corp employees on Friday demanded that the company cancel a $480 million hardware contract to supply the US Army, with 94 workers signing a petition calling on the company to stop developing "any and all weapons technologies.

Microsoft workers demand to drop $480 million US Army contract

Nearly two dozen major companies in technology and other industries are planning to launch a coalition to demand legislation that would allow young, illegal immigrants a path to permanent residency, according to documents seen by Reuters

Tech companies to lobby for immigrant 'Dreamers' to remain in US