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Congress is concerned about Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency, and one committee wants to question the folks in charge: Both Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg have been asked to testify before the House Financial Services Committee about Facebook's plans for Libra.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg said he 'understands' where Bernie Sanders is coming from, when the presidential candidate says billionaires shouldn't exist.

A new incognito mode on Google Maps may make it easier to obscure your search history. But that doesn't mean the app won't be tracking your whereabouts.

Just a few years ago, one in every five smartphones sold in China was made by Samsung. How times have changed.

Self-driving cars are coming. Or so we're told. But they still face an existential question: When is a self-driving car truly ready to drive on its own?

It cost me more than three times the money and an extra 15 minutes to fly to my local airport in an Uber helicopter than if I had taken the highway in an Uber X. It also required multiple cab rides, squeezing into a tight space and overcoming a mild-to-moderate fear of flying while soaring alongside the Brooklyn Bridge.

HP Inc. plans to reduce its global staff by thousands of employees over the next three years.

US Attorney General William Barr and senior government officials from the UK and Australia are formally asking Facebook to give up on its plan to encrypt user messages across its platforms.

For months, there were rumors that Microsoft was gearing up to take on Apple's AirPods with wireless earbuds of its own. On Wednesday, Microsoft finally offered a first look at the new product — and it was strange.

Nintendo's latest mobile app, "Mario Kart Tour," was downloaded more than 90 million times in its first week.

Instagram just can't stop copying Snapchat. Its latest move is a new camera-focused app for messaging close friends -- which is also how many people use Snapchat.

Huawei may be battling a US-led global campaign against its business, but the Chinese company just got a ringing endorsement in the world's hottest mobile market.

The top European court has ruled Facebook and other internet companies can be forced to remove certain content worldwide.

A huge trash-collecting system designed to clean up plastic floating in the Pacific Ocean is finally picking up plastic, its inventor announced Wednesday.

Apple is taking a public stand against the Trump administration's position on one of America's thorniest immigration issues.

All of the biggest announcements, new releases and hardware that Microsoft announced Wednesday in New York City.

Earlier this year, Instagram head Adam Mosseri declared that the social network wants to 'lead the fight against online bullying.' On Wednesday, the social media platform announced a new effort in that daunting task: it's rolling out globally a feature called 'Restrict,' a tool it's been testing since July.

Each time there's a major data breach, it's up to users to look out for an email from the compromised company or stay on top of the news to figure out how best to protect themselves if their data has been breached personal information has been compromised.

A Cape Town company is letting people around the world buy solar cells, and lease them out to projects in South Africa.

UPS is one step closer to making drone deliveries nationwide.