Reed Albergotti

Is it a tech bubble? Stock prices and start-up layoffs send Silicon Valley reeling  The Washington Post

Now that Elon Musk is the owner-apparent of Twitter, the question turns to how he will run it. A look at who runs his other companies offers some clues.

Apple changes all former employees’ titles to “associate” in widely used databases for employment verification. One former employee, in an allegation filed with the SEC, says that cost her a new job opportunity.

How Facebook played a role in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot  The Washington Post

Apple App Store must change practices following court ruling in Epic trial  The Washington Post

Apple’s bug bounty program was launched to great fanfare in 2016, but security researchers are frustrated with the program.

How Apple's new photo-scanning features for child safety work  The Washington Post

The Tesla chief executive weighed in on the Epic Games lawsuit in a tweet Friday morning.

Apple's Thomas Moyer, indicted for bribery, cleared by judge  The Washington Post

Tim Cook, one of the most successful corporate leaders in American history, will hammer home a message Apple has repeated throughout the trial: Forcing Apple to open up app distribution to competitors would hurt consumer privacy and security.

The biggest antitrust trial involving a technology giant in more than two decades began Monday.

The developer behind FlickType, an Apple Watch keyboard, alleges the company used its power over the App Store to stymie its progress.

Uber drivers sue over in-app mesaging pushing opposition to Prop 22  The Washington Post

Apple Event 2020: Apple Watch 6 is all about health research  The Washington Post

Apple counter-sues Fortnite owner Epic Games  The Washington Post

Apple and Google clash with health officials over virus-tracking apps  The Washington Post

Apple earnings reveal iPhone sales during coronavirus  The Washington Post

Trump wants 'the country opened,' but easing coronavirus restrictions now would be disastrous, experts say  The Washington Post

Apple and Foxconn violated Chinese worker laws, China Labor Watch says  The Washington Post

Apple's privacy moves to change the rules for kids' apps raise concerns about its power  The Washington Post