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The Google Lunar XPRIZE is a competition to reignite space exploration. Two teams have emerged as the frontrunners: Moon Express, from the U.S., and SpaceIL, from Israel.

Dr. Warren, a former marriage counselor who dispenses advice in eHarmony commercials, is being replaced as CEO.

BlackBerry's mission to stay competitive is riding on the release of its new Android handset, the DTEK 50.

The vast majority money stolen by hackers in "business email compromise" scams goes to banks in China and Hong Kong, according to the FBI.

Verizon has a clear reason for buying Yahoo: the company wants to become a major player in mobile media.

Scientists at MIT are working on movie screen technology that would project high-res 3D imagery without relying on glasses.

IPhone sales are nearing one billion, a milestone Apple might have hit this week.

If you thought 3D printing was already cool, a startup in North Dakota is turning recycled beer, coffee and hemp into filament for 3D printers.

Marissa Mayer made a series of expensive bets to turn Yahoo around. But they didn't work.

If Marissa Mayer leaves when Verizon's deal is complete, she will have banked well north of $200 million.

Niantic is worth $3.65 billion, thanks to the runaway popularity of mobile game Pokemon Go, say analysts.

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The free Windows 10 update expires July 29, and you'll need it to get the Windows Anniversary Update on August 2.

The company that once was Google turns 20. We look back at the many, many brands it has cycled through. Remember Geocities? Broadcast.com?

Nintendo has some bad news for investors: It's not expecting a huge profit boost from Pokemon Go.

Two Uber drivers were arrested Saturday in separate incidents, once again highlighting the potential safety concerns of ride-sharing services.

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