The Productivity Paradox: Why aren't we more productive despite higher tech investment
Workfront's annual State of Work report reveals a huge productivity gap.
Latest from ZDNet Editors
South Korea seeks live inventory roll out for face masks
The government is providing mask inventory data of pharmacies as an open API to help developers launch apps that notify civilians about the inventory statuses of pharmacy goods amid shortages from the COVID-19 outbreak.
David Teoh resigns from TPG chairman role
Elusive founder of TPG has stepped down as chair and board member of the new TPG Telecom.
Jaguar unveils first electric vehicle using HTC Vive VR headsets
The luxury car manufacturer has unveiled its first electric vehicle, the I-PACE concept car, using virtual reality.
IBM, Amazon, and Microsoft halt sale of facial recognition tech to US law enforcement
Amazon hopes Congress will put a regulatory structure in place for the technology.
China's car-hailing giants in deep trouble with new regulations
Two of the country’s major car-hailing services providers, Didi Chuxing and Meituan Dianping, have been fined 5.5 million yuan and 1.47 million yuan, respectively, by regulators in Shanghai.
Fake news is a result of the media having no stable business model
The fake news epidemic is a direct result of our failure to create a stable business model for professional news media. And this situation is going to get much worse.
Facebook fact checkers working at full steam ahead of EU elections
More than 20 European fact-checking outlets are participating in Facebook's initiative.
Twitter steps in as China-backed accounts try to sway public opinion on Hong Kong
Twitter has banned 936 accounts managed by the Chinese state and it will stop accepting ads paid for by state-run news agencies.
China braces for trade war, pours billions into tech
Chinese businesses are projected to spend US$256.61 billion on tech this year and another US$272.84 billion in 2020.