Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg used a call typically reserved for detailing financial results to defend the company's decision to keep running political ads on its platform.
Even as its executives were out fiercely defending its policies on political ads this month, Facebook was allowing an obviously fake page that purported to be linked to President Trump's reelection campaign to run ads on its platform. The ads directed users to an online donation portal that claimed to be a way to donate to the Trump campaign.
Texas's attorney general has sent the privacy-focused search engine DuckDuckGo a demand for documents and records as part of a multi-state antitrust probe into anti-competitive behavior by Google.
Chicago-based LanzaTech has developed a way to capture greenhouse gas emissions from steel mills, factories and refineries into turn it into ethanol, a renewable fuel that is commonly used in U.S. gasoline.
Last month, Apple unveiled its iPhone 11 lineup, featuring what CEO Tim Cook called its "most powerful and most advanced" smartphones ever. On Wednesday, Apple is expected to offer an early hint about just how much demand there really is for these new devices.
WhatsApp is suing NSO Group, saying that the Israeli company was behind a cyberattack that installed spyware on users' phones and targeted at least 100 human rights defenders, journalists and civilians across the world.
The Chinese government is trying to dampen demand for local tech stocks after President Xi Jinping personally endorsed blockchain technology, sending their value soaring.
A San Francisco man tried to call out Facebook's controversial false ads policy by running false ads of his own. Now the company is barring him from doing so — and the man told CNN Business he's now considering legal action.
Shigeru Miyamoto is a titan in the video game industry, having created beloved franchises such as "Mario Bros." and "The Legend of Zelda." For his work, he is being awarded the "Person of Cultural Merit" by the Japanese government on November 3.
The company teased at its annual Samsung Developer Conference a mobile device with a "clamshell" form factor. In a video showed on stage, the Galaxy Fold smartphone -- which opens vertically into a tablet -- transforms into one that expands horizontally.
Uber, Lyft and DoorDash have taken the first big step in their $90 million campaign to fight legislation that could make it more difficult for the companies to classify their drivers as contract workers.
Google has been accused of misleading Australian consumers over how it collected and used their personal location data, adding to growing regulatory pressure on the company around the world.
The US Air Force's X-37B space plane landed Sunday back on Earth after spending 780 days in orbit, the longest mission in the mysterious military test program's history.
The US Federal Communications Commission wants to place more restrictions on Huawei and ZTE by barring companies that receive government money from purchasing equipment or services from the Chinese tech firms.
