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Alibaba CEO Daniel Zhang has described plans by Chinese regulators to tighten restrictions on internet companies as "timely and necessary."

It's hard for the average person to tell Dani, Lenore, and Bella apart: They all sport fashionably fuzzy brown coats and enjoy a lot of the same activities, like playing in icy-cold water and, occasionally, ripping apart a freshly caught fish.

Twitter said Friday it will hand control of the @POTUS account to the new Biden administration on Inauguration Day.

The Legend of Zelda franchise is getting a prequel.

When Uber let go of thousands of workers as part of pandemic-related layoffs earlier this year, it led to a decline in overall Black representation within its workforce, the company said in its annual diversity report on Friday.

Hyperloops burst onto the scene in 2013. Elon Musk detailed a new type of train service in a low-pressure tube that would reach speeds up to 760 mph. The train would float on a cushion of air and be powered down the tracks by magnets.

Popular tween gaming platform Roblox filed to go public on Thursday. The company declined an interview, citing a quiet period.

Verizon and Apple are teaming up on another sales pitch for the 5G iPhone 12 — and this time, they're aiming at business customers.

Consumer Reports gave the Tesla Model Y SUV a "not recommended" rating because of significant reliability problems, dragging the brand to near the bottom of the magazine's industry-wide reliability ranking.

Facebook has spent years building and deploying artificial intelligence to stamp out hate speech on its massive social network. The company says it's now using the technology to proactively spot nearly 95% of such content that it takes down. That remaining 5%, however, may be tricky to resolve.

Apple has agreed to pay millions of dollars to 34 states over its controversial previous practice of deliberately slowing down older iPhones to extend their battery life.

When it comes to updating passwords, we are creatures of habit -- and change is hard.

The PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X sold out almost immediately upon launch last week.

As coronavirus cases continue to rise across the US and people are being encouraged to celebrate Thanksgiving virtually as a precaution, Lyft is enticing people to get on the road -- a message that doesn't jibe with the recommendations by many local health and government officials to stay home as much as possible to help curb the spread of the virus.

Marissa Mayer, the former Yahoo CEO and the first female engineer at Google, is finally revealing more details about her next chapter.

Apple said Wednesday it will slash the fees it charges app developers from 30% to 15% if the developer made less than $1 million in the prior year.

In a Senate hearing on Tuesday that stretched on for more than four hours, the CEOs of Facebook and Twitter sought to recalibrate their relationship with Congress, apologizing for past mistakes while trying to set the tone for future regulation of their industry that's expected to see a bigger push in 2021.

The announcement comes after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention updated its guidance on small gatherings during the holiday season.

TikTok is giving the parents of its millions of teenage users more options to restrict what their children can see and share.

Baby Yoda became an honorary astronaut over the weekend.