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ZTE shares plummeted after US lawmakers sought to uphold a ban that prevents the Chinese company from buying crucial US parts.

The Tesla Model S spontaneously caught fire on a California street Mary McCormack tweeted Friday night.

Microsoft is facing backlash over a blog post from January that stated the company's technology is used by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE.

Don't call them the weather gods, but this company can actually make it rain.

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The Chinese tech firm is fighting back after reports say it may be banned from participating in Australia's 5G network.

Google is buying a stake in JD.com as part of a strategic partnership between the two companies to compete with rivals like Amazon and Alibaba.

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Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes has been indicted on federal wire fraud charges, the office of the United States Attorney for the Northern District of California announced Friday.

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Google's annual diversity report measures attrition rates for the first time and the rates are highest for its black and Hispanic employees.

Didi Chuxing, China's biggest ride-hailing company, will introduce its services in Melbourne at the end of this month.

The Silicon Valley startup will catapult rockets to space, spinning them using electricity.

Elliot Schrage, a longtime exec who played a key role in helping Facebook organize its response to the Cambridge Analytica scandal, is stepping down.

Tesla dispatched an upgrade to its customers' cars that could mean they'll get warnings more often if they don't keep their hands on the wheel while Autopilot is engaged.

Nintendo stock was red hot last year, but shares have cooled off after investors seem unimpressed by the announcements from Nintendo at the big E3 gaming expo.

A new study is out on the state of black female entrepreneurship in the US.

Elon Musk buy Tesla shares on the open market for the second time in two months, buying $25 million worth of shares.

Luminar, which launched in 2012 when its founder was barely old enough to get a driver's license, finds itself at the heart of the burgeoning self-driving car industry.