Amazon is adding a bunch of new cargo jets to its fleet to help it deliver more of its own packages. It's another sign that Amazon is trying to reduce its dependence on other delivery companies.
Tencent shares rose more than 5% Friday after a Chinese government official signaled a prolonged freeze on approvals for new games is coming to an end.
The Justice Department unveiled charges Thursday against two hackers allegedly associated with China's Ministry of State Security, accusing them of an international campaign to steal business secrets.
BlackBerry may no longer be a leader in the smartphone market. But the company's shift to software for autonomous vehicles and cybersecurity is paying off.
One company said goodbye to its CEO and other top executives, clawed back tens of millions of dollars in pay, installed a new chair and hired a law firm to find out what went wrong.
Facebook could face additional scrutiny from federal regulators after a new report claimed it offered more of its users' data to companies than it had previously admitted.
Facebook offered more of its users' data to companies including Microsoft and Amazon than it has admitted, according to a new report by The New York Times.
Tinder fired several employees, including its vice president of marketing and communications, after they took part in a $2 billion lawsuit against its parent companies, Match Group and IAC/InterActiveCorp.
5G is here. It promises super-fast speeds, and it will enable some really cool, futuristic technology. You can get it if you want it, but you practically have to stand on your head.
Huawei is firing back against the US-led campaign to push it out of major markets, insisting it's still on track to lead the world in the introduction of 5G technology.
