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Shareholders of Tesla and SolarCity agreed to a merger last week. Here's what stock analysts have to say about the risks in the short term. » Read More
By: Aneri Pattani, special to CNBC.com
A new generation of coders, called citizen developers, are creating a big challenge to the role of traditional corporate IT departments. » Read More |
By: Sameepa Shetty
If the president-elect's campaign rhetoric matches his governing policies, America's tech capital may have good reason to be afraid. » Read More |
By: Daniel Bukszpan
Tuesday's hard-fought election was preceded by a litany of social media infighting that broke up friends and family members. » Read More |
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To keep your text messages private, use a service that offers end-to-end encryption, Recode reports.
About 2,500 Karma drones purchased by consumers since Oct. 23 will be recalled.
Hundreds of fake retail and product apps have popped up in Apple’s App Store in recent weeks, according to NYT.
This shoe retailer worked with a partner to implement a mobile solution that actually increased foot traffic — and sales.
Groupmuse, a start-up that connects musicians with fans, wants to make live classical music available to a broader audience.
If you've ever taken a glance at Cher's Twitter profile, you'd notice her widespread and obsessive use of emojis.
Virtual reality has largely focused on games to date, but Improbable has plans to enable simulations for all sorts of applications.
Amazon is making it even easier for consumers to return items, but sellers are concerned they'll be hurt.
Facebook's slowing growth should be seen as an opportunity for hesitant investors to buy the tech giant's stock, one analyst says.
Users who say they've been waiting patiently for an upgrade feel left out in the cold.
Giphy tells the Wall Street Journal it hasn't figured out a way to bring in revenue yet.
Silicon Harlem, a for-profit social venture that got started in 2008, is pushing to make Harlem a hub of technology and innovation.
Just three months ago Carnegie Mellon University's Vivek Wadhwa told CNBC that "Twitter is toast." Twitter's world looks very different now.
Despite reports that Apple's car initiative may be on the fritz, the company still has plenty to focus on.
Despite reports that it might go public in 2017, it will actually be years before Slack files for IPO, the CEO said.
Even if Microsoft reports fiscal first quarter earnings that beat analyst expectations, that might not be enough to prevent a stock slide.
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Alibaba Cloud is planning to launch four new data centers as it steps up its competition against Amazon and Microsoft.
A global recall of Galaxy Note 7 smartphones did not appear to hurt consumers' willingness to buy Samsung phones, a poll showed.
Google auto-completes your search terms based on personal information, such as your location and previous searches, reports USA Today.
