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Amazon said it wants to depose Trump to learn more about any private conversations related to the JEDI award.

The U.S. Justice Department announced Monday that it has indicted four members of China's military for the cyberattack against credit ratings agency Equifax in 2017.

Two Russian "satellites have been actively maneuvering near a U.S. government satellite," Gen. John Raymond told CNBC.

Naughton's departure comes in the midst of a slow-rolling executive shakeup over the last several months, as co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin stepped down from their roles.

In a filing, Slack said "IBM has been Slack's largest customer for several years and has expanded its usage of Slack over that time."

XPO Logistics will continue to consider a sale and or spinoff of its business units after reporting a beat on earnings and a miss on revenues on Monday.

Pete Buttigieg is seeing a surge of support from previously undecided business executives after his success during the Iowa caucuses.

President Donald Trump's proposed budget would kill a loan program that assisted automakers such as Ford and Tesla.

The DOT's Office of Inspector General is auditing U.S. and international pilot-training requirements after two deadly crashes of Boeing's 737 Max.

U.S. prosecutors had filed a request in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., on Sunday asking the judge for more time in response to Flynn's efforts to withdraw his guilty plea.

Mike Hopkins will assume the entertainment duties that were overseen by Jeff Blackburn, Amazon's senior vice president of business and corporate development.

Giuliani's shadow foreign policy efforts in Ukraine became a central feature of House Democrats' impeachment case against Trump.

Several automakers are reopening or preparing to restart factories in China on Monday after an extended holiday shutdown due to the coronavirus, which is now responsible for more than 900 deaths in the country.

GOP Sen. Josh Hawley has proposed overhauling one of the main agencies that regulates Big Tech on privacy and antitrust matters.

S&P 500 CEOs spent big in the fourth quarter of 2019, giving both Republicans and Democrats a boost going into a pivotal election year.

The Defense Department is asking for $705.4 billion in its fiscal 2021 budget, which is actually $13 billion less than what Congress gave the Pentagon in fiscal 2020.

Apple supplier Foxconn was approved to resume production in Zhengzhou, a key manufacturing plant in China, Reuters reported.

"Tesla simply has been engineering these packs longer than its competitors, and therefore it has a technology lead that is significant," said Sam Jaffe, managing director of Cairn Energy Research Advisors.

While the risk to any American remains low, that could quickly change. If the virus was imported into U.S. communities in early January, and is now replicating, more cases could emerge.