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Qualcomm is unveiling faster wireless service for basic, lower-priced cell phones.

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos donned a giant mechanical robot suit at the company's second annual MARS conference.

Google has issued a public apology to major advertisers after their spots were featured alongside content from hate preachers and extremists.

Vodafone and Indian rival Idea Cellular are combining forces to create the country's biggest cell phone carrier.

Tired of being known as Japan's Amazon, Rakuten is looking to the skies as it bids to compete globally.

Binge-watchers rejoice: Netflix is testing out a button that allows users to skip the title sequence.

MuleSoft and Canada Goose have surged in their Wall Street debuts. But will they continue to do well or will they face more skepticism about their prospects just like Snapchat owner Snap has after its IPO?

Thinx cofounder Miki Agrawal is breaking her silence about the recent allegations against her.

Nafisa Bakkar co-founded Amaliah to help Muslim women find modest but stylish clothing. It's now a platform of over 250,000 people

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Monopoly's iconic group of eight game pieces has gotten a permanent update after an online vote. You'll probably never see these classic game tokens again.

China says it wants to open its economy more to the rest of the world, but Beijing keeps a tight grip on technology and access to media. These 11 items are still off limits.

Google Home wasn't trying to promote the release of the new movie "Beauty and the Beast" film, but that's what many users thought.

Advertisers including the British government are furious with Google after their ads appeared alongside YouTube content from hate preachers and extremist groups.

The photo sharing website has joined a long list of Western media platforms blocked in China.

Mayor Rahm Emanuel announced five Chicago universities will pilot Global Entrepreneur in Residence programs, a pathway for select foreign entrepreneurs to get H-1B visas and work on their companies.

One hacker made money off an erectile dysfunction scheme.

For Tesla, going mainstream doesn't come cheap.

The ACLU of Texas launched a new app last week, which allows users to record police interactions and share them with the public.

The tech industry is joining a new legal battle over President Trump's travel ban, but some big names are missing.