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IBM's research group is working on a system that quickly identify what foods are causing illnesses in days.

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The hammer has fallen at Cisco.

Microsoft and Google poke fun at Apple in ads to promote its own products, the Surface Pro 4 and Google Photos.

AT&T announced that a new plan structure, available starting Sunday, that eliminates overage fees for customers.

Retail giant Target said that sales of Apple products plunged in the second quarter. Target is hoping that demand will improve once the iPhone 7 finally comes out later this year. So are Apple investors.

Paul Ceglia, the man who claims to own half of Facebook, says his life is at risk.

Uber has launched a legal battle against new rules that require taxi drivers from non-English speaking countries to pass a language exam before securing a London private hire permit.

Apple is pumping more money into China despite a series of setbacks in the huge but tricky market.

Huawei's millennial-centric Honor 8 smartphone is worthy of your attention

Apple's newest New York City retail store opened its doors Tuesday inside the new World Trade Center Transportation hub.

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Twitter is increasingly looking to sports as a way to attract more users. Talks of a deal between Twitter and Apple to get Twitter on Apple TV show that Twitter's relationships with the NFL, NBA and Major League Baseball have some value.

Tech stocks are surging, rekindling memories (and fears) of another bubble like the one from the late 1990s. But boring dividend paying stocks in the Dow are on fire too. Can these trends continue? Or does something have to give?

An MIT researcher shows how a futuristic tattoo can communicate with our smartphones.

Senator Chuck Schumer and Lin-Manuel Miranda are teaming up to push a bill that will fine scalpers who use bots to resell tickets for profit.

China just launched a satellite that boasts "hack-proof" communications.

Welcome to the golden age of tech M&A.