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Google has laid out its plans to help people save data and get online in India.

Facebook was the talk of one of the biggest advertising events of the year -- but not for a good reason.

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Play fantasy sports on Yahoo? Post pictures on Ficklr? Blog on Tumblr. Stopped using Yahoo email years ago? You might still be a hacking victim.

The U.S. Department of Labor filed a lawsuit Monday against Palantir for allegedly being biased against hiring Asian applicants.

Elon Musk says SpaceX successfully tests Raptor engine it plans to use on Mars flights.

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Samsung has hit another stumbling block in its huge recall of fire-prone Galaxy Note 7 smartphones: people in South Korea aren't returning them quickly enough.

A law signed by California Governor Jerry Brown will require websites like IMDb to remove information about the ages of Hollywood actors and actresses if asked.

Reporter Chris Ziegler took a new gig at Apple, but neglected to quit his job as a tech reporter at The Verge.

Twitter and Square CEO Jack Dorsey is putting a link to voter registration on everyone's digital Square receipts.

Snapchat is branching out from its main app and building a pair of wireless video camera sunglasses called Spectacles.

Was Yahoo and its top leadership negligent in the massive data breach?

Hackers and doctors are trying to make lifesaving EpiPens more affordable.

Oculus founder Palmer Luckey admitted to donating to a pro-Trump group with anti-Semitic ties, but said he will be voting for Gary Johnson.

Yahoo is facing lawsuits from people who fear their accounts have been hacked and claim the company was "grossly negligent," putting their financial and personal data at risk.

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Is Twitter finally going to sell out? Shares surged on a report that a buyout could be coming. Google is still named as one of the top suitors. But so is software company Salesforce.

More and more Galaxy Note 7 owners in the U.S. are returning the fire-prone smartphones as Samsung's massive recall unfolds.