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A new pilot program by the Indian government aims to bring thousands of rural Indians online.

Uber pushed back against President Trump's immigration ban, after taking heat on social media for its initial response.

This week in stocks: Earnings galore, first jobs report under Trump, Fed meets about rates, open enrollment for Obamacare ends.

General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt says he shares the "concern" felt by his employees over President Trump's executive order banning travel from seven Muslim majority countries.

Iranian refugee Kasra Rahjerdi shares his story.

America's world-class engineering schools are hit hard by the executive order.

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The Trump White House has made clear that it views much of the press as the "opposition party," but that feeling isn't mutual.

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The Facebook CEO expressed concern on Friday over Trump's executives orders this week on immigration and refugees.

GM decision to shift production of GMC SUV to Mexico will cost 600 jobs - from Canadian plant.

Bill Sandbrook, the CEO of U.S. Concrete, is excited about President Trump's plans to boost infrastructure spending. But he says Wall Street is overestimating how quickly stimulus (and a wall on Mexico's border) will actually happen.

No mention of what, exactly, it would be used for.

The first lady is pictured on the February cover of Vanity Fair Mexico at a time of increasing tensions between the United States and Mexico.

Barcelona's city council introduced new rules on Friday to clamp down on out-of-control tourism in the city center.

Denmark is appointing the world's first tech ambassador.

Donald Trump wants to impose a 20% tariff on products imported from Mexico. That will hurt a lot of beer drinkers and tomato lovers.

The Starbucks mobile ordering and payment app is so popular that it's creating long lines of people waiting to pick up the coffee they bought on their phone -- but that's scaring away other potential customers.

Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg has voiced her opposition to President Trump's reinstatement of the global gag rule.