Electric vehicle start-up Lucid is touting its all-electric Air sedan as a more efficient, faster and spacious vehicle than the Tesla Model S, a car the company's CEO Peter Rawlinson helped bring to market.
P-TECH, an IBM-created program that brings training and job opportunities to high school students from communities with high concentrations of poverty, is expanding.
The San Francisco Bay Area awoke to darkened orange and yellow skies Wednesday as smoke from raging fires across the West rose into the upper atmosphere and blotted out the sun.
Twitter on Thursday announced a new policy to remove or label any tweets containing false information that are intended to undermine public confidence in elections and civic processes, including the 2020 U.S. election.
The hacking attempts targeted staff at Washington-based SKDKnickerbocker, a campaign strategy and communications firm working with Biden and other prominent Democrats, over the past two months.
Are two screens better than the lack of 5G, mobile payments, water resistance, a good camera, wireless charging, more storage and other things you can get from a cheaper phone? For most people, the bad camera alone probably isn't worth it. But, after using it for a few weeks, I have this weird lingering love for the Surface Duo that keeps bringing me back to it. It's so unique.
This year's fall product launch will be a major test for Apple, which uses its fall product launches to generate demand for its new products ahead of the crucial holiday quarter.
Huawei launched the second version of its own operating system on Thursday, pushing it to third-party device makers as it looks to find create a viable alternative to Google's Android.
The internet search giant is in discussions with investors to raise up to $2 billion over three years for a new biotech firm, a person close to the matter told CNBC.
Over the past 12 months, Facebook has frustrated users and employees with its haphazard enforcement of free speech policies. The consequences could be dire.
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