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MLB players are rolling out a new baseball-centric social media app called Infield Chatter.

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Uber could be forced to enable tipping in its app, which could put an additional $300 million into drivers' pockets, according to the Independent Drivers Guild.

A shooting in Cleveland that was recorded and shown on Facebook has renewed a set of questions about Facebook's multiple roles and responsibilities in both the virtual world and the real world.

Indians are angry after an ex-Snap employee claimed its CEO once dismissed India as a "poor" country that wasn't a priority for the app. Snap denies the allegation.

But consumers need to update if they haven't, yet.

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Matthew Herrick is suing Grindr for failing to crack down on fake accounts soliciting sex on his behalf.

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Kids aren't the only ones learning in the classroom. Tech companies have access to a lot of student data that makes parents and teachers increasingly uncomfortable.

After a string of corporate crises, Uber is taking the unusual step of releasing financials to highlight its business growth.

Apple's interest in self-driving cars is becoming more transparent.

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Japan is unlikely to let Toshiba go under, but the iconic company's crisis may leave it a shell of its former self.

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