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The US House of Representatives Judiciary Committee on Friday called on Amazon.com Chief Executive and founder Jeff Bezos to testify to the panel about allegations that the online retailer uses data from its own third-party sellers to create competing products.

More people stayed home in Brazil, Japan and Singapore in April as those countries' novel coronavirus cases surged, while people in the United States and Australia returned to parks and jobs as infection rates flattened, data from Google show.

Our review of Mrs. Serial Killer, the new Netflix movie about a school-teacher (Jacqueline Fernandez) who copies a serial killer’s murdering ways to prove her husband’s innocence (Manoj Bajpayee). Mohit Raina is also part of Mrs. Serial Killer cast. Watch and download Mrs. Serial Killer trailer within.

The cloud provider sector saw first-quarter revenue growth of about 34 percent, less than the 37 percent growth in the fourth quarter, according to research company Canalys. It added there had been little change in market share for the top three in the $31 billion (2,34,000 crores) global industry.

In response to the COVID-19 outbreak in late 2019, Hangzhou-based startup Rokid developed a pair of glasses to help screen for symptoms. Rokid Vice President Xiang Wenjie says demand has risen for the company's T1 glasses, developed in only two weeks, after it sold roughly 1,000 pairs to governments, industrial parks and schools.

Pre-orders for Ubisoft’s freshly announced Assassin’s Creed Valhalla game are now open in India for the PS4 and Xbox One versions.

The PlayStation Plus subscription price in India has been reduced to just Rs. 499 for a month. The new change reflects on Sony’s online PlayStation Store in the country.

ICANN has rejected a proposal by the administrator of the .org TLD, to turn itself into a for-profit company, endangering its original intent.

Amazon has told staff whose job can be done from home that they can do so until at least October 2, pushing out the timeline on a return to work for many employees as it faces scrutiny over conditions in its warehouses.

Japan is now using hotels to house patients who have tested positive for the coronavirus but whose symptoms are too light to need hospitalisation, and several in the capital of Tokyo just opened on Friday feature robots to help lighten the burden on nurses.