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Oracle is funding the construction of d.tech, which focuses on design thinking and problem solving in its curriculum.

With Vine's shuttering imminent, where does that leave the platform's most well-known faces?

Soylent, the Silicon Valley food tech startup, touts itself as the world's 'easiest nutritional food.' But it's actually making some people sick.

Founder of social media campaign against Thanksgiving shopping says consumer backlash has retailers starting to close on the holiday.

Consumers scored a significant victory this week in the ongoing battle to protect their personal data online.

A U.K. court has ruled that Uber drivers are entitled to benefits enjoyed by workers.

Amazon has launched its Prime service in China, chasing the country's growing ranks of online shoppers and their increasing demand for overseas goods.

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Twitter is cutting its staff by 9% after a widely rumored sale process appears to have come to nothing.

Uber has yet to master self-driving cars. But it's already talking flying cars.

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Twitter announced Thursday that it was shuttering beloved short-form video app Vine. And users aren't happy about it.

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Delivery firm ZTO Express raised about $1.4 billion in an initial public offering in New York.

Qualcomm scooped up chip maker NXP Semiconductors on Thursday in a $39 billion deal that's being driven by the booming smart car market.

Microsoft showed off a collection of shiny new tech products, including a Surface PC.

Operating profit at Samsung's mobile division collapsed 96% to just $88 million in the third quarter, the company said Thursday.

Massive Chinese marketplace Alibaba moved to fend off charges that it deals in pirated goods by describing in a letter to the U.S. government its "steadfast efforts" to fight counterfeiters.