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Democratic presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg was recently the subject of several satirical memes uploaded to Instagram.

New York Democratic Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand's new privacy legislation would not preempt state laws, an idea opposed by many Republicans.

Xiaomi is hoping the Mi 10 and Mi 10 Pro devices can help boost sales in its domestic market of China where it has seen declining shipments.

Since Jan. 31, Bezos sold 2 million shares, worth nearly $4.1 billion, SEC filings show.

Growth has been tepid at Cisco, with most of the growth in enterprise IT spending going towards the big cloud vendors.

Andy Jassy, the CEO of Amazon Web Services, pointed to Amazon's failed smartphone launch in 2014, and said that despite Amazon's success in online payments, "PayPal seems to be doing quite well."

Michael Moritz defended Google's 2006 acquisition of YouTube, saying it "saved" the video service amid copyright threats.

Amazon alleges Trump's "behind-the-scenes attacks" caused the company to lose out on the $10 billion Pentagon cloud contract to Microsoft.

T-Mobile's deal with Sprint may be the final chapter of the 4G-LTE era. The 5G era could usher in a new wave of telecommunications consolidation highlighted by the combination of wireless and cable companies.

Shopify hit a new 52-week high after it reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter results.

The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip is a big improvement on the South Korean electronics giant's predecessor, the Galaxy Fold.

Mobile World Congress, the world's largest trade show for the mobile industry, has been canceled amid fears over the coronavirus outbreak.

George Lee, the co-chief information officer at Goldman Sachs, said one-quarter of the bank's employees are developers. Technology needs at the bank span from the increased reliance on cloud infrastructure to new products like the Apple Card, the credit card the bank launched with the iPhone maker last year.

WhatsApp CEO Will Cathcart told The Wall Street Journal that it would continue to operate largely independent of its parent company Facebook.

Google and its parent company, Alphabet, are counting on new businesses as growth slows in its core digital advertising business.

Consumer packaged goods giant Unilever says it's updating its principles for marketing food and beverages to children, including a change that will no longer target marketing communications to children under 12.

A federal judge late on Tuesday dismissed some charges against Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes, but let stand wire fraud charges accusing her and an associate of misleading patients about the abilities of her company's blood tests.

Truth in Advertising, a nonprofit advertising watchdog, has filed a deceptive marketing complaint with the FTC and California regulators against Savage X Fenty, Rihanna's lingerie company.

Britain's media regulator Ofcom has been chosen to crack down on social media companies over how they deal with harmful content.

The ruling stateside clears one of the final hurdles for the deal, which still can't close until the California Public Utilities Commission approves the transaction.