Cyberattacks that seize control of computers and hold them for ransom are on the rise, with the United States seeing a doubling of so-called "ransomware" attacks over the last three months compared to the previous quarter, according to Check Point Research, a cybersecurity firm.
As much of the world shut down in the spring because of the pandemic, businesses were forced to rely more heavily on technology than ever before. It was cloud computing's time to shine.
Slack is having performance issues -- which could mean trouble for the many companies that rely on the workplace communication tool to keep remote teams running.
London transport officials have refused to grant a new license to Ola over safety concerns, saying the Indian ride-hailing app is not "fit and proper to hold one."
SMIC, China's biggest chipmaker, says it may be cut off from key US technology, and is warning investors that restrictions on its supply chain could have "material adverse effects" on its production and operations.
Founded in 1984, GameStop is one of the oldest cornerstones of video game retail. But in 2020, it's facing big risks as the industry increasingly turns to digital.
Twitter has long allowed users to include stock ticker symbols in their tweets. Now it's allowing them to follow those stock tickers in the same way they can follow other news.
Inspired by the '90s Star Wars flight games, "Star Wars: Squadrons" came out Friday, and its main draw is letting fans pilot their own spaceships, zooming past debris and space rocks to fire down enemy targets.
Before the first Presidential debate, a baseless conspiracy theory inundated many Americans: that Democratic candidate Joe Biden might wear a secret earpiece to assist him in his debate against President Trump. Biden did not. But a video of a crease briefly forming on Biden's shirt has some still believing.
Amazon said Thursday that 19,816 of its front-line US employees at Amazon and Whole Foods have tested positive or been presumed positive for the coronavirus, shedding light for the first time on how its workforce has been impacted by Covid-19.
The four astronauts slated to begin a six-month stay at the International Space Station next month beamed as they revealed their name for the SpaceX Crew Dragon vehicle that will soon carry them on their extraterrestrial journey.
The bombshell New York Times report over the weekend detailing two decades' worth of Donald Trump's tax records answered a number of questions Americans have been asking since Trump announced his bid for the White House.
The Senate Commerce Committee voted unanimously on Thursday to issue subpoenas to the CEOs of Facebook, Google and Twitter, in Washington's latest attack on Big Tech.
