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Netflix's goal of reaching every country on earth has run into a regulatory buzzsaw in China.

If you ask Alexa whether she thought Amazon or Google stock would get to $1,000 first, would she root for the home team and say Amazon?

The Note 7 is becoming increasingly unwelcome on planes worldwide. At least eight international airlines are prohibiting Note 7 owners from bringing the smartphone on their flights.

Tesla is teaming up with Panasonic to build solar cells and modules at a SolarCity factory in New York.

They say entrepreneurs need to embrace fear, but Tim Suzman may have taken that maxim a little too literally.

China's Shenzhou 11 "heavenly vessel" launched Monday (7:30 p.m. Sunday ET) from Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in the Gobi Desert. The launch was shown on state broadcaster CCTV.

Amazon announced Thursday that it's hiring 120,000 seasonal workers. That's the equivalent of hiring nearly every resident in Waco, Texas, or Charleston, South Carolina.

With its eye-catching looks and Formula One-rated velocity, this prototype ticks all the "supercar" boxes -- but this is no ordinary speed machine.

Miki Agrawal is in the business of breaking taboos -- but it doesn't come easy.

Rwanda is launching a drone delivery program Friday, which the country says will save lives.

Turns out we were wrong; there aren't 200 billion galaxies in the universe.

For anyone who hates doing yard work, your new best friend may have arrived.

Facebook and Google are teaming up to build a huge Internet cable under the Pacific Ocean to China.

There are 2.5 million Samsung Note 7 phones out there and retrieving the phones -- which have been known to burst into flames -- is getting complicated.

President Obama joined a chorus of those warning of the potential downsides of artificial intelligence.

One of my earliest memories is sitting on my grandfather's shoulders, waving a flag as our astronauts returned to Hawaii. This was years before we'd set foot on the moon. Decades before we'd land a rover on Mars. A generation before photos from the International Space Station would show up in our social media feeds.