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Twitter reports growth in its monetizable daily active users in its report for the first quarter of 2019.
Craig Moffett, co-founder of boutique research firm MoffettNathanson, says spectrum is not sufficient enough in the United States.
If you signed up for Apple News+ on March 25, you'll be billed $9.99 on April 25 to continue using the service.
Starting in July, Kohl's will be accepting Amazon returns at all of its stores — more than 1,150 — across the country, hoping to drive more traffic to stores.
Japanese billionaire Masayoshi Son, the founder of Japanese conglomerate SoftBank, personally lost over $130 million when he sold his position in bitcoin, the Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday.
After reading special counsel Robert Mueller's report, experts noted how Russian internet trolls and hackers appeared to use limited resources in carrying out cyberattacks and online campaigns during the 2016 U.S. elections.
Now the attention may turn to Huawei and other smartphone makers with foldable ambitions. And that might not necessarily be a good thing.
Nearly three dozen men and women filed a federal class-action lawsuit alleging Florida authorities unlawfully videotaped them as they received legal massages at a parlour where New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft allegedly paid for sex.
The first round of Lyft analyst notes is bullish on the newly public company as brokerages clamor to recommend the stock.
French supermarket retailer Casino said it was beefing up its partnership with tech giant Amazon following the success of an earlier deal between its Monoprix supermarket chain and Amazon in Paris.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk touted robotaxis by 2020 on Tesla Autonomy Investor Day, and Wall Street's reaction? Not impressed.
TMZ Sports reports that Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson gave $156,000 worth of Amazon stock to the 13 offensive linemen, or $12,000 each.
Samsung said Monday the phone "needs further improvements" before customers get their hands on it.
Voices of support have also come from staff and former employees at Facebook, Google and TripAdvisor.
The technology is being used to tackle the problem of mobile phone smuggling.
Nearly a million people are expected to visit the New York International Auto Show this week.
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