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A lawsuit filed by ten current and former Tinder executives accuses former CEO Greg Blatt of groping and sexually harassing a vice president of the company.

A lawsuit alleges that the popular dating app's current owners manipulated the valuation of the company.

Uber released its earnings report on Wednesday. "We had another great quarter," CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said.

Silicon Valley immigration advocacy group FWD.us is fighting for Dreamers and booking flights for reunited migrant families.

A data firm suspended by Facebook last month as part of an investigation into how it handled user data is now allowed back on platform.

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Former refugee Ismail Ahmed knows how difficult it can be to send money home. So he started a company to make it simpler.

Alexis Ohanian believes every platform ought to craft clear content moderation strategies and have a team of employees dedicated to enforcing them.

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The Silicon Valley startup accelerator has tapped former Baidu executive Qi Lu to launch and run its China program.

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Alphabet, Google's parent company, is investing $375 million into Oscar Health, a small health insurer focused on bringing more technology to health care.

There's a scuffle over what Facebook exec Campbell Brown may or may not have said about Mark Zuckerberg and journalism.

Hiring a former NSA official helps the company reach its goal of making safety a major priority.

Facebook has struck a landmark deal with Spain's top soccer league to broadcast its matches in India.

A serial entrepreneur wants to create the world's first professional fantasy football league, and he thinks the blockchain -- yes, the blockchain -- is the best way to keep everyone honest as they compete for real money.

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