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New research sheds light on potential Olympic hacking.

Arianna Huffington said "men have a competitive advantage" by not having to waste time on outfit choices.

Hackers are forming a coalition comprised of cyber and national security leaders, academic institutions, and government associations to focus on ways to make elections more secure on the federal, state and local level.

Snapchat introduces an option to book rides and restaurant reservations. It could be part of a new moneymaking opportunity.

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HelloFresh joins a crowded market for food delivery services. The U.K.-based food provider Bakkavor, which sells its products to big grocery chains, is looking to go public too. Both hope to do better than Blue Apron did after it went public.

Major Chinese e-commerce companies like Alibaba and JD.com are betting big on groceries, using brick-and-mortar stores to boost their online clout.

Google has identified tens of thousands of dollars in ad buys by Russian accounts that used YouTube or Google advertising to try to spread misinformation and sow discord in American politics, sources familiar with the company's investigation told CNN.

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Larissa May, founder of Half the Story, is paid to speak on college campuses and conduct workshops about the realities of social media.

Tesla fans won't get to see the company's electric semi-truck until mid-November, Elon Musk tweeted on Friday.

The SURUS can be used as a human drive truck or it can carry cargo on its own.

Apple's chief design officer says some people do "misuse" the iPhone by overusing it.

Cities have the chance to make biking a mainstream method of public transportation.

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The new emoji will be available on iPhones and iPads with iOS 11.1

Opti thinks it has a solution that will reduce damage caused by monster storms and hurricanes.

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YouTube has always had videos with conspiracy theories, hoaxes and misinformation. In the wake of the Las Vegas shootings, the company has decided to address the problem.

Amazon's pop-up bar will serve drinks and food in Tokyo starting October 20.