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The ridesharing company announced Wednesday it's launching a credit card that rewards Uber users.

IBM doubles paid time off for new parents, and makes the move retroactive.

Tesla has been hit with four discrimination cases in recent months about the culture at its factory in Fremont, California.

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It's selling a smart lock and security camera system that will allow delivery drivers to enter your home while you are away.

Google is a dream job for many European students, according to a new survey published by Universum.

Cybersecurity experts said the virus, dubbed "Bad Rabbit," has links to a previous major ransomware attack.

Two new professional drones from Parrot are built for farmers, first responders, inspectors, and construction workers.

British lawmakers have asked the company to provide information on ads purchased by Russian-linked Facebook accounts around June's general election and last year's Brexit referendum.

The Smile Mirror features a built-in camera and facial recognition technology that only shows your reflection if you smile.

"In the end, I don't think we as a human race will regret the internet," a Facebook VP said on Tuesday. "But I do believe there will be costs of connecting the world."

Amazon is meeting readers where they read and listen to books with an updated smartphone app.

Tesla may be edging nearer to making its electric cars in China, but the U.S. company will still face barriers in the world's largest auto market.

The hurricane-battered U.S. territory managed to submit its application to Amazon by last Thursday's deadline.

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Amazon received proposals for HQ2 from cities and regions in 54 states, provinces, districts and territories across North America.

Nearly half of Millennials plan to start their own business within the next three years, according to a recent survey.

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Project Loon, an outfit that began in Google's moonshot lab, says some balloons are currently providing limited service to certain areas of the island.