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Twitter reported fourth quarter earnings results before the bell on Thursday.

Germany is moving to break up Facebook's dominant position in gathering data about social media users.

SoftBank CEO Masa Son has taken a page out of Warren Buffett's playbook, sending the Japanese company's shares soaring.

After mounting criticism from workers over its payment practices, Instacart has agreed to make some changes.

Major hotel booking sites have agreed to change the way they do business after a UK investigation found some of them were deceiving users.

The Facebook-owned messaging app has been under fire in India, its biggest market, over its role in spreading viral hoaxes.

SoftBank reported a 60% jump in operating profit, helped by the rising value of its giant tech fund's investments in Uber and WeWork. But it has dumped its stake in Nvidia.

Google has released a new Chrome extension to track and flag compromised passwords.

Apple's head of retail and online stores, Angela Ahrendts, is leaving the company in April after five years in her role.

Huawei is facing growing pressure from Germany to guarantee it will not hand over data to the Chinese government.

A concept called 'For Those Who Tour' offers free overnight accommodations for emerging musicians on tour. In return, the artists are asked to post about brands featured in the space on social media.

The Indian hotel startup, backed by Japan's SoftBank, has nearly half a million rooms across eight countries.

The death of a Canadian entrepreneur has left a huge stash of cryptocurrencies locked off from the people who own them.

Amazon has added Starbucks chief operating officer and former Sam's Club CEO Rosalind Brewer to its board.

New York State Senator Michael Gianaris of Queens, who is a vocal critic of HQ2, was recommended to serve on the Public Authorities Control Board, which has the power to block economic development projects.

After 130 years, it can be hard to come up with new flavors, so the world's largest spice company is becoming the latest food producer to turn to artificial intelligence for help.

Google's ad sales machine is still going strong even as regulators and consumers scrutinize the tech industry's data-privacy practices.

Facebook is bad for democracy and its executives have put profits over their civic responsibilities, an early investor in the company charges in a new book.

Slack, the popular workplace communication platform, has filed confidential paperwork to go public.