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An Alphabet shareholder is suing the company's board of directors, claiming it helped cover up allegations of sexual misconduct by former Google executives.

Shortly after they were married, MacKenzie Bezos drove her husband, Jeff, across the country from New York to Seattle while he typed out a business plan for what would become Amazon.

Time is running out to buy the cheapest versions of the Tesla Model S and Model X luxury cars.

A visit to CES, the annual consumer electronics show, is like wandering through 2.7 million square feet of a SkyMall catalog.

Smartphone shipments are set for their first ever annual decline in 2018, but this year could be better.

The world's richest couple is splitting up.

Chinese tech firm Baidu's driverless technology will soon be powering deliveries for US companies, including Walmart.

Not quite two years ago, Palmer Luckey, the Oculus co-founder and onetime face of the virtual reality industry, unceremoniously left Facebook amid controversy over his support for a pro-Trump group. Now, he's on the comeback trail.

Nissan unveiled a new, more powerful version of its Leaf electric car that will compete more directly against cars like the Chevrolet Bolt EV and, eventually, the base version of theTesla Model 3.

Tim Cook cares a lot about the happiness of Apple's customers—even if they're not upgrading their iPhones as quickly as he might like.

In 2018, Mark Zuckerberg made it his New Year's resolution to fix Facebook. Then Facebook ended the year plagued by negative headlines about data privacy and controversial PR tactics.

Beauty companies want to bring high-tech solutions to your face.

A look at some of the television trends coming out of CES.

The new Impossible Burger might make some vegetarians uncomfortable.

Samsung said that its fourth-quarter operating profit is set to plunge nearly 30% from a year earlier. It blamed the sharp drop on "lackluster demand" for its memory chips and "intensifying competition" in the smartphone industry.

SoftBank, a major WeWork investor, plans to inject $2 billion more funding into the coworking company.

Ford is building cars that "talk" with traffic lights, road signs and pedestrians.

In another sign of the strains between the American and Chinese business worlds, the countries' technology cold war has boiled over to America's largest tech trade show.

China's most popular gay dating app has temporarily stopped accepting new users after allegations that it put underage people at risk by letting them sign up.

Tim Cook has extracted every last penny out of the iPhone phenomenon that Steve Jobs created. Now, it's time for Apple to come up with a new plan.