Proposals are being set out as scandals and tumbling values raise questions about the industry's future.

The online payments platform is the latest technology firm to cut costs as the global economy weakens.

The consumption of pornography is widespread among children, the children's commissioner says.

Projects aimed at lowering carbon emissions are boosting growth in poorer parts of the country.

Washington has been tightening its rules on exports of US technology to China for several years.

The sportswear chain says stored data relating to its customers might be at risk following the attack.

Amazon will soon close its charity scheme that allows people to donate by shopping.

A charity says its data highlights how predators took advantage of the worldwide Covid-19 situation.

The consumer rights group Which? found products being sold online that could cause electric shocks.

The US Department of Justice says its operation against the cyber gang was a 21st Century stakeout.

The social media firm Meta said the former US president's suspension will end "in the coming weeks".

Two groups in Germany claim the social network has betrayed users' trust.

Politicians and journalists are being targeted with espionage attacks, the UK government is warning.

Tens of thousands of users of Outlook and Teams were affected earlier on Wednesday.

A federal lawsuit alleges the tech giant's anti-competitive actions mean more websites need paywalls.

The billionaire is accused of defrauding investors after a tweet claiming he had support for a deal.

Ofcom says it is looking into whether two BT companies, EE and Plusnet, have breached rules.

It announces a "multi-year, multibillion dollar investment" with OpenAI to accelerate breakthroughs.

The music-streaming company says it is shedding 6% of its workforce.

The company says it faced an "unprecedented" software attack when the star's Eras tour went on sale.

US dictionary publisher Merriam-Webster buys Quordle, a Wordle-style five-letter-word guessing game.

New research points to a positive trend with ransomware gangs' profits dropping 40% in 2022.

Livestock - such as cows - produce methane when their stomachs are digesting hard fibres.

The cryptocurrency lender’s collapse is the latest blow to the sector.

John Ray said he may restart the platform to try to recover "value" for customers who lost money.

One man said his teeth were not strong enough to bite an apple after wearing aligners bought remotely.

Six per cent of Alphabet's workforce will be lost worldwide, and US staff will be affected immediately.

Getty Images, one of the worlds biggest picture agencies, is taking action against Stability AI.

Chief executive Satya Nadella says cuts will cost $1.2bn (£972m) as tech firms scale back staff numbers.

Bitzlato co-founder Anatoly Legkodymov is accused of helping to process $700m in illicit funds.

All purchases are being refunded - but there are worries some games will be lost forever.

Iranians in Birmingham reveal how turmoil in their homeland affects their health and livelihoods.

He could be ordered to pay billions of dollars in damages if he loses the fraud lawsuit over a tweet.

Last week the company told a bankruptcy judge in Delaware that it had recovered over $5bn in assets.

The role on its private jets requires "discretion and outstanding customer service skills".

After axing staff and scrapping perks, Twitter offloads surplus supplies

The musician responds after a popular chatbot produces lyrics "in the style of Nick Cave".

The legislation shouldn't treat community-run sites like big tech firms its foundation says.

Twitter users say the social network has "a different vibe" since the billionaire took charge.

The true extent of commercial spying is unknown but experts say it is "pervasive".

BBC Click's Nick Kwek test drives a car from a firm offering an alternative to traditional rentals.

The BBC's James Clayton visited the tunnel network carrying passengers in Tesla cars.

BBC Click’s Lara Lewington tries out some of the latest fitness technology.

Adjustable smartphone camera filters change how things look, helping users see more easily.

BBC News technology editor Zoe Kleinman tries two new headsets that can transport you to virtual worlds.

Firms are creating artificial animal fats that they promise will make meat-free products taste better.

This new computer museum is ready to help you try and bring it back to life.

A revival of hemp cultivation in Portugal has spurred the use of hemp blocks in construction.

More people are heating their homes with heat pumps and some are getting data obsessed.

Ordinary diesel trucks could be converted to a hydrogen-diesel mix, according to researchers in Australia.

Cloud computing is a popular way for firms to buy computing but, when it fails, chaos ensues.

Lucky Girl Syndrome promotes positive thinking, manifesting good vibes and is spreading online.

There's some way to go, but India hopes to build its own world-class mobile phone industry.

Thousands have come to Las Vegas for one of the world's largest technology shows.

Engineers are working on building solar farms robust enough to survive in the open ocean.

There's been speculation public meetings with President Putin have been staged.

The shipping industry is experimenting with foils, sails and fuel to make itself less carbon intensive.

From the latest in electric aircraft to the satellites that connect to phones, next year's emerging tech.

Rejecting deliveries to the doorstep, some drone makers are betting on bigger pilot-free aircraft.