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Facebook, Google and Twitter still 'shamefully far' from doing enough about illegal content, according to a report by UK lawmakers published on Monday.

Elon Musk's SpaceX will attempt to deliver a mysterious satellite into orbit for the U.S. intelligence community on Sunday.

An anonymous hacker claims to have stolen the fifth season of Netflix's hit series "Orange is the New Black" and posted most of it online.

Catch up with our CNNTech recap of all the good, bad and weird tech news of the week.

Apparently the C in Alphabet stands for crazy cash. Google CEO Sundar Pichai received nearly $199.7 million in compensation last year, double the amount he made in 2015.

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Popular Google searches and YouTube videos will be stored locally in Cuba.

21,000 AT&T Wireless workers could go on strike Monday.

The robot era is here, and man-on-machine violence is already beginning.

The leadership team for the new AOL-Yahoo venture has been revealed -- and Mayer's name is not on it.

The Kairos Society uses the promise of innovation to link young entrepreneurs from around the world.

President Trump's most prominent supporter in Silicon Valley has done little so far to shape tech policy and staff appointments.

In an earnings release Thursday, Starbucks noted that 29% of its sales came from orders that were prepaid online or through its mobile app.

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Google is starting to make more money from outside its advertising business.

Anthony Levandowski steps away from Uber's top role amid a lawsuit from Google's Waymo.

Uber will give its UK drivers access to sick and injury benefits as part of a partnership with the Independent Professionals & the Self-Employed association.

A new paper outlines Facebook's efforts to battle propaganda.