Germany wants access to data collected by voice assistants like Alexa and Siri -- a proposal set to spark debate in the notoriously privacy-focused country.
Some of the most concerning potential antitrust abuses that have been raised, or might be raised, by politicians and pundits scrutinizing tech companies have in fact been public knowlege for years. But now, the political climate in the US has changed.
Amazon is hoping social media influencers can help it sell more fashion. The company just launched its first fashion collection designed by an influencer.
If Google's parent company Alphabet builds the future it envisions, we'll be riding in self-driving cars, ordering food delivery via drones and living past the age of 100.
YouTube says it will ban supremacist content and remove videos that deny well-documented atrocities, like the Holocaust and the massacre at Sandy Hook elementary school. The company says it will be removing hundreds of thousands of videos that hadn't previously been considered in violation of its rules.
Apple product launches always get buzz, but one new gadget announcement has left some people bemused: a monitor stand that costs more than many computers.
Jaguar Land Rover has joined forces with BMW to make electric motors that do not require rare earths, minerals that could be the next front in the US-China trade war.
GameStop sales suffer because it's selling physical video games and consoles in brick-and-mortar stores at a time when people are downloading and streaming games from the internet.
A day after Quest Diagnostics said its customers' data has potentially been compromised, rival LabCorp said its patients' personal information may have been exposed too.
Apple announced Monday that it's retiring iTunes and splitting the service into separate music, podcast, and TV apps. The changes will take effect for Mac users in the fall.
The House Judiciary committee said Monday it is launching a "top-to-bottom" antitrust investigation of the tech industry, including Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google.
