Millions of Capital One customers have been affected by a data breach that the bank says happened in March when a software engineer allegedly exploited a vulnerability to access its systems.
Huawei's sales jumped to more than $58 billion in the first six months of this year, boosted by growth in its smartphone business and an uptick in 5G network contracts, and despite US curbs on the Chinese tech company.
Food delivery companies are under increased scrutiny over how some worker tips contribute to their base pay. Now some are backtracking on their controversial policies.
Facebook's Libra brings attention to a sector that's grown from the purview of of hobbyists to a multibillion dollar market. But experts fear lawmakers' distrust of Facebook will prompt harsh regulations that could stunt the industry's growth.
Marcus Hutchins, the British cybersecurity researcher who gained notoriety for stopping a destructive worldwide virus before being arrested by the FBI on hacking charges, won't face additional prison time, a judge ruled Friday.
IRS has begun sending thousands of letters to US cryptocurrency holders warning them they may have incorrectly reported the taxes they owe on their transactions involving digital money.
If you're among the 147 million Americans whose credit data was compromised in the 2017 Equifax data breach, read on. You may be eligible for compensation.
Apple would like to avoid paying additional tariffs if the Trump administration escalates its trade war with China. President Donald Trump has thrown cold water on Apple's hopes.
The photo-editing app FaceApp recently went viral thanks to its new aging feature. As faux-elderly photos of celebrities spread on social media, it became the top free app in Apple's App Store.
Twitter said its commitment to delivering people more relevant content, reducing spam and stopping abusive behavior before it happens helped boost sales and engagement on its social media platform over the past three months.
