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Ajit Pai may not be a household name, but he could end up changing the Internet for American households.

Pokémon Duel is a mobile strategy game -- but doesn't have the augmented reality promise of Pokemon Go.

The final five competitors for the $20 million Google Lunar XPrize have vehicles that will hop, dangle into dark holes, and one named Tesla.

Designer Benjamin Hubert gave up furniture because he wanted to build things with greater social impact.

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Samsung is moving on from the Note 7 debacle, reporting its highest quarterly operating profit in three years.

The Obama administration set a new path for foreign entrepreneurs to stay in the U.S. -- but will the Trump administration take it away?

Yahoo's sale to Verizon is now expected to close in the second quarter of this year, a delay from initial plans to close to the deal this quarter.

Chan Zuckerberg Initiative wants to democratize research with a little help from artificial intelligence.

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Samsung is blaming poorly designed and manufactured batteries for the overheating problems that caused some its Galaxy Note 7 phones to catch fire.

Sprint is buying 33% of Jay Z's Tidal in a partnership that will give the carrier's customers access to the app's exclusive music content.

Foxconn chairman Terry Gou told reporters that the company is contemplating building a U.S. factory that could create 30,000 to 50,000 jobs.

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CEO Jack Dorsey apologized Saturday for inadvertently signing up about 560,000 users to follow accounts controlled by the Trump administration, including President Donald Trump's @POTUS Twitter handle.

Senators Chuck Grassley and Dick Durbin plan to reintroduce their bill for revamping the popular H-1B visa program.

Trump made a lot of promises for his first hundred days in offices. Now, Silicon Valley has launched a 'Track Trump' dashboard to help people hold him accountable.

Apple is suing Qualcomm for allegedly charging 'excessive royalties' and withholding payments in retaliation for Apple cooperating with a regulatory investigation into the chip supplier.

Chinese app Meitu -- which has gained popularity in the U.S. within the past two weeks -- is collecting a lot of information about you.