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Uber ex-CEO Travis Kalanick called a lawsuit filed against him by a top investor in the firm a "public and personal attack" without merit.
The discord in Washington came amid a growing divide between the administration and Silicon Valley.
Two lawyers appointed at the SEC have ties to major companies like Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo, that could complicate regulation.
A new setting, designed to automate emergency services calls, lets iPhone users tap the power button quickly five times to call 911.
Jim Cramer spoke with Aaron Levie, the CEO of Box, who criticized the president's comments on a fatal Virginia protest.
Bitcoin is getting closer to looking like a traditional financial product.
The movie will follow the lead of last year's Rogue One and the forthcoming, untitled Han Solo film, The Verge reports.
Here are Alphabet's main investment vehicles, which help it keep an eye on the hottest technologies made beyond the Googleplex walls.
YouTube is broadening access to live TV streaming as younger viewers increasingly watch shows online.
It is designed to help people discover stories that might be relevant to them.
Bitcoin climbed above $4,500 to a record high Thursday, giving it a market valuation larger than that of Netflix.
Alibaba Group, the Chinese e-commerce giant, is becoming a real competitor against Amazon and Facebook, N.Y. Times reports.
It took bloodshed in Charlottesville to get tech companies to do what civil rights groups have been calling for for years.
“We'll keep working to make Facebook a place where everyone can feel safe,” the billionaire tech entrepreneur says.
It's especially true for old, young, female and black low-skilled workers, say economists from the London School of Economics and UC Irvine.
Companies should let the law determine what gets published online, Cloudflare CEO says.
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