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Scandal-ridden HR startup Zenefits, once valued at $4.5 billion, cuts 45% of its workforce.

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When governments shut down certain sites on the internet, Ooniprobe can tell.

Pinterest, the online scrapbooking service valued at $11 billion, is taking steps to merge the real world with its virtual platform.

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Google and Facebook are partnering with journalists to help prevent fake news stories from spreading during France's presidential election.

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Netflix job posting signals move to sell toys and licensed merchandise tied to its shows.

Twitter announced a new set of features Tuesday to combat hateful and abusive content, the latest attempt to shake its bad reputation.

Facebook employees will now receive up to 20 days paid leave to grieve the loss of an immediate family member, COO Sheryl Sandberg announced Tuesday.

The Tesla Model S P100D goes from zero to 60 mph faster than any other production car ever, according to Motor Trend.

Local police and federal agencies use tax dollars to buy surveillance equipment, and most people might not realize it. Now, communities want more control over these tools.

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FedEx gets deeper into e-commerce to help small businesses grow.

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Google has teamed up with Ivyrevel, a fashion house backed by H&M, to create "data dresses" that are customized to fit an individual's lifestyle choices.

Digital Democracy expands to New York, and soon Florida and Texas, to make it easier to follow state politics.

Here are the companies supporting the suit challenging Donald Trump's ban on travel to the U.S. by citizens of seven predominantly Muslim countries.

Companies including Apple and Facebook filed a court motion saying that Trump's executive order "violates the immigration laws and the Constitution."