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Semiconductor stocks including AMD, Micron and Nvidia are trading sharply lower on Monday.
The World Economic Forum and Accenture estimates digitization could bring more than $425 billion of value for the mining industry, customers, society and environment over the next 10 years (to 2025). It’s vital not to be left behind.
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RBC's Mark Mahaney says it's too early to tell how well the new Prime perks will do, but the program "makes a lot of sense" for Amazon.
Circle, one of the best-funded blockchain start-ups, saw a 30 percent uptick in institutional investors on-boarding to its "Circle Trade" platform in May and is making its trading platform fully automated to accommodate demand.
Technology companies have become a larger presence Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity. And as the internet changes how what we watch, do and buy, it's a sign of how tech is disrupting the advertising and media industries.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch raises its price target for AMD shares, saying the company will generate higher profit margins from its new products.
Tom Farley says he isn't so sure his former rival, the Nasdaq, should be considered a benchmark for tech stocks.
Microsoft’s transition into cloud-based technology opens up new, lucrative markets for the software giant, according to Atlantic Equities.
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The new list of the 500 swiftest machines underlines how much faster China is supercomputers.
Uber is contending in court that it is "fit" to operate in London, where it was banned last year.
President Donald Trump plans to bar many Chinese companies from investing in U.S. technology companies and block additional technology exports to China, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Choosing between an Amazon Echo, a Google Home and an Apple HomePod
Technology has been riding high this year with the seemingly invincible FANG names leading the way. The proliferation of diehard tech bulls is making one analyst fearful that the end of its reign might be close.
Tech companies can better understand the needs of the elderly by hiring an older workforce, say aging experts.
Amazon has introduced dozens of private label goods in the past year, and is using the power of its global marketplace to steer shoppers to its own products. The New York Times reports.
The Archinaut, a system made of 3-D printers and robotic arms, could be the flying factory humans need to colonize space.
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