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The horrifying ordeal is just one of many recent invasions of users' Ring devices in recent weeks, many of which are carried out by hackers who figure out a way to log into people's accounts without them knowing.

Lyft has spent years battling Uber in the ride-hailing market. Now, it's taking on Hertz and Avis, too.

Facebook's stock took a dive on Thursday following a report that federal regulators may seek to prevent the company from more tightly integrating its social media products.

Apple is flexing deeper into health and wellness with a new Orangetheory partnership.

Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas have teamed up with Amazon Studios to produce a new reality show about Indian weddings.

Do you bathe in milk, gobble up kimchi or dress in getups straight out of the '80s? If you don't, you might soon -- Facebook predicts those trends could go global in 2020.

A self-destructing robot will be sent into orbit on the world's first space cleanup mission, European scientists announced Monday, a fresh approach to fixing up the galaxy's junk graveyard.

SoftBank-backed OneConnect, the financial services unit of Chinese insurance giant Ping An, is downsizing its initial public offering.

From the viral sensation of Lil Nas X's song "Old Town Road" to Billy Porter's extravagant red carpet ensembles, the year's most popular searches have been laid out for all to see, giving us a glimpse of what America really wants to know.

Blue Origin, the stealthy company founded by Amazon's billionaire founder Jeff Bezos, just launched another test flight of its tourism rocket as it steadily inches toward sending paying customers into space.

Google added a new tool to Chrome that protects users' passwords in an update released Tuesday.

Telefonica Germany says it plans to use Huawei equipment in its 5G network, enlisting the Chinese company even as a debate rages over whether its products pose a security risk.

After months of promising to reexamine how it handles harassment on its platform, YouTube has unveiled an update to its policy.

Thousands of political ads went missing from Facebook's archive this week, just days before voters go to the polls in the most important UK election for decades.

Amazon's play for the UK food delivery market is in doubt after Britain's competition regulator said the company's planned investment in Deliveroo could harm customers.

Peloton may have bigger problems than the public relations fallout from the controversial ad that became a meme. Short-seller Citron Research said Tuesday it expects the stock to plunge nearly 85% to just $5 a share.

More than a year since releasing its first augmented reality headset to developers, Magic Leap is now wooing companies with new enterprise-geared software. It's a move that looks a lot like what Microsoft is doing with its HoloLens device, and raises further questions whether AR headsets can succeed as consumer products — or will remain tools for businesses.

Leaked documents, provenance unknown, that seem to cast a political party in a negative light, appear online at a critical moment in an election campaign and are paraded in front of voters and the media by the party's rivals. Later, it emerges that a foreign government — an unfriendly one — may have had a role in the documents to light.

Facebook is resisting calls by Attorney General William Barr to delay the company's rollout of encryption technology across its platforms, ratcheting up tensions between the tech industry and law enforcement over a pivotal security issue affecting billions of consumers.

SoftBank's decision to abandon its $300 million investment in dog-walking startup Wag has raised more questions about the strategy of its mega tech fund.