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One simple tweak to our cars would be a boon for road safety.

China's answer to Instagram could raise $710 million from its initial public offering.

Airbnb is acting on a pledge to stop making a shortage of long-term rentals worse in cities such as London and Amsterdam.

While driving by the Kremlin, Russians have noticed that their GPS devices aren't accurately reflecting where they are physically. Experts say it's possible the Kremlin is trying to prevent drones from flying overhead.

Hackers using the "shamoon" cyberweapon destroyed computers at six important Saudi organizations two weeks ago, marking a reappearance of the most damaging cyberweapon the world has ever seen.

One of China's most popular apps is censoring users' private messages at home and abroad, according to a new report.

AliPay's new social media feature was flooded with racy photos in its first week of operation.

Federal investigators are looking for potential tax dodgers who used bitcoin on the digital currency exchange Coinbase.

Trump's transition picks have set off alarms among net neutrality advocates. Some are already pledging to fight once again to defend the Internet.

The perfect gift for fans: Propel's new Star Wars battle quad drones put high-flying combat in the palm of your hand.

Nestle says it has found a way of reducing the sugar content of its chocolate by as much as 40%.

Mukesh Ambani says users of his Reliance Jio network can get free high-speed data until next April.

India's ban on its two largest rupee notes has given digital payment firms a huge boost.

As Pacific bluefin tuna stocks continue to plummet, Japan's Kindai University plans to ramp up its full-cycle aquaculture efforts, which took three decades to perfect.

Sheryl Sandberg is committing over $100 million in Facebook stock to charity.

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Two recent posts from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg addressing the controversy over fake news spreading on were briefly deleted on Tuesday. The posts re-appeared after media outlets called attention to the matter.

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