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Mobike and Ofo, the two startups dominating China's bike-sharing boom, are expanding overseas.

Jia Yueting, who built Chinese firm LeEco into a sprawling tech empire with ambitions to grow in the U.S., has had assets frozen by a Shanghai court.

Outsourcing firms like Infosys, Tata Consultancy Services and Wipro have slipped down a ranking of preferred employers for Indian engineering students.

Mobile game Honour of Kings has been so addictive, it prompted Tencent to impose time limits and a curfew for players.

Tim Cook has a very clear Independence Day message: America = immigrants.

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China's futuristic road-straddling bus seemed too good to be true. Now, authorities say it may have been little more than a scam.

Over the course of just 12 hours, the company guided a Dragon spaceship home from the International Space Station, then attempted to launch a communications satellite on one of its Falcon 9 rockets -- but aborted the mission with just ten seconds left on the clock.

Some market data websites showed Amazon plunging 87%, Apple dropping 14% and Microsoft jumping 79% late Monday.

Veteran Silicon Valley investors Mitch and Freada Kapor issued a statement on the state of tech's sexism and harassment issues shortly after the resignation of Dave McClure from 500 Startups.

Silicon Valley investor Dave McClure resigned from 500 Startups on Monday, the firm he cofounded.

Tesla delivered just over 22,000 vehicles in its second quarter. It marked a 52% increase over the same time last year, but the numbers only helped the company reach 47,100 deliveries in the first half of 2017.

Toyota's in-home robot can help open doors and bring water and food.

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Samsung says it's resurrecting the Galaxy Note 7 by selling a cheaper, refurbished version in South Korea starting Friday.

How close is President Trump to actually violating Twitter's rules? And would the company ever take action against the most powerful man in the world?

What it was really like working on the very first iPhone at Apple with Steve Jobs.

Chinese smartphone maker Vivo is demonstrating technology that would enable users to scan their fingerprints through the screen -- a feature Apple may use in the iPhone 8.

In Chandler, Arizona, Waymo's self-driving vans practice driving near ambulances, police cars and fire trucks.

While not as sexy as killer robots, pieces of bad code, unpatched software, weaponized malware and aging technology can have a real -- and detrimental -- impact.