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Snowflake said in its IPO prospectus that revenue in the first half of 2020 more than doubled to $242 million, while its net loss narrowed slightly to $171.3 million.

As more university students mull over skipping college this year, a network of Googlers and ex-Googlers is starting a placeholder school where they can explore jobs in tech.

Unity's technology is pervasive: It powered more than half of the top 1,000 games on Apple's and Google's app stores in 2019.

Zoom reported "partial outages" for its video service just before 9 a.m. ET on Monday.

Behind the scenes, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg stoked Washington fears about TikTok, according to The Wall Street Journal.

The U.K. government has denied a report that it plans to scrap a digital tax to secure a trade deal with the U.S.

Microsoft has stepped into the brewing legal battle between Apple and Epic Games over the former's policies with regard to its ubiquitous App Store.

China's e-commerce and food delivery giants are reaping the benefits of an increasing number of consumers shopping online and businesses trying to digitize, a move accelerated by the coronavirus outbreak.

In its filing, Apple alleges that Epic Games asked for an individual arrangement with Apple, producing three emails from Epic CEO Tim Sweeney.

The challenge to the Aug. 6 executive order doesn't affect sale discussions with Microsoft and Oracle.

Over $50 billion of cryptocurrency moved from China-based digital wallets to other parts of the world in the last year, pointing to possibilities that Chinese investors are transferring more money than they are allowed to out of the country, a new report claims.

Last month, the U.S. government announced a letter of interest to provide Kodak with a $765 million loan to manufacture pharmaceutical ingredients. The deal is now on hold as the SEC investigates the circumstances around the loan's disclosure.

Microsoft hopes to keep widening its cloud infrastructure business by meeting public sector needs abroad while maintaining a tight collaboration with the Trump administration, according to people familiar with the matter.

TikTok is preparing to mount a legal challenge as early as Monday to President Donald Trump's executive order prohibiting transactions with the popular short video app and its Chinese parent ByteDance, according to people familiar with the matter.

This week's strong performance came ahead of its planned 4-for-1 stock split at the end of this month.

The two companies have been embroiled in a bitter battle over the App Store's payment system, of which Apple takes 30%.

Grinding out money through online surveys and other small gigs isn't easy, but some people have found a way to bring in extra cash at a trying time, NBC News reported.

Founded in 2003, Palantir has been among the most highly valued venture-backed companies with about $2.6 billion raised and a roughly $20 billion valuation five years ago during a fundraising round in 2015.

Uber and Lyft executives said they would likely have to temporarily suspend service in the state if forced to comply with a new labor law.

Uber and Lyft got their way on Thursday when an appeals court ruled to extend a stay on an order requiring them to reclassify drivers.