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Google has made the $999 Pixelbook laptop to show off its operating system Chrome OS.

A fleet of unmanned boats is traveling from the Arctic to the equator, gathering vital data on climate change.

Even an unfolding crisis over Russian-bought elections ads and the aftermath of a YouTube advertiser boycott could not slow down Google's ad sales machine.

Who you calling a job killer? Amazon now employs more than half a million workers.

Uber is being sued by three Latina engineers who allege that they, as women and people of color, were paid less than their white male and Asian colleagues.

Not only will strangers and Amazon be entering your home, but it could become a target for hackers, privacy experts say.

The union wants the National Labor Relations Board to reinstate the workers.

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Uber is rolling out a new feature that allows users to add up to three stops to a trip.

USCIS advised officers this week to "apply the same level of scrutiny" to extension requests for the H-1B visa, among other sought after visas.

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Legoland has received approval for its site plan from a town board in upstate New York.

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The ridesharing company announced Wednesday it's launching a credit card that rewards Uber users.

IBM doubles paid time off for new parents, and makes the move retroactive.

Tesla has been hit with four discrimination cases in recent months about the culture at its factory in Fremont, California.

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It's selling a smart lock and security camera system that will allow delivery drivers to enter your home while you are away.

Google is a dream job for many European students, according to a new survey published by Universum.