Facebook, the world's largest social network, had rely on Twitter on Wednesday to explain that its apps including WhatsApp and Instagram were experiencing outages around the world.
Internet startup OneWeb has plans to deploy hundreds of new satellites into Earth's orbit, and founder and chairman Greg Wyler wants to make sure it's done safely.
Amazon has turned so many businesses, from retailing to cloud computing, inside out. Now it's is upending the traditional role of economists within companies, as well as the field of economics.
Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei says the US government's campaign to label his company a security threat will end up damaging the country's international reputation.
Citizen is a the real-time crime and fire alerting tool that uses a phone's location to share updates about incidents happening nearby. Its alerts ping smartphones daily in New York City, San Francisco, Baltimore and now, Los Angeles.
News Corp Australia, run by Rupert Murdoch, is calling for the breakup of Google, saying the US tech company has too much power when it comes to online advertising.
Facebook, under pressure from US Sen. Elizabeth Warren for its vast power over information, removed ads supporting Warren's controversial plan to break up Big Tech.
Long before there were online trolls, and before Mark Zuckerberg was even born, Russian disinformation was enough of a worry in the US that it made the cover of a 1982 TV Guide.
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes shimmying into a room filled with her employees to the tune of "Can't Touch This" is one of the more memorable, ironic scenes in an upcoming documentary about her now-disgraced startup.
For years, Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss were known for the company they didn't launch: Facebook. Now, the pair hope to be known for their bet on cryptocurrency, which they liken to a different kind of social network.
