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Chinese tech companies are battling the United States for global supremacy, but they're still lagging behind where it matters most.

Amazon will create 800 new tech jobs in Austin, which is its first significant corporate expansion since it canceled plans to build a second headquarters in New York's Long Island City neighborhood.

Twitter is considering labeling tweets that violate its rules but should remain on the platform because they're in the public interest.

HUD on Thursday said Facebook is violating the federal act by 'encouraging, enabling, and causing' housing discrimination through its advertising platform.

UK officials have delivered a harsh rebuke to Chinese tech giant Huawei by raising new concerns over its engineering work and questioning the company's commitment to security.

Lyft, Uber and Postmates are all planning to go public this year, setting up 2019 as a pivotal year for the on-demand industry.

Facebook announced Wednesday that it would ban all "praise, support and representation of white nationalism and separatism" on Facebook and Instagram.

New cars sold in Europe from 2022 will have to be fitted with systems to limit their speed.

In the face of more frustrating delays with the rocket Boeing is building for NASA, the space agency said it would consider using other rockets for an upcoming Moon mission.

Huawei announced the latest versions of its flagship smartphone, the P30 and P30 Pro, on Tuesday.

Apple and Qualcomm are slugging it out over patents around the world. Tuesday brought two more decisions.

At the same time Apple was promoting its new streaming TV offerings Monday, it pushed a massive amount of security fixes along with its newest operating system -- 51 to be exact.

The European Union says it has developed a strategy to keep its 5G networks secure. It does not include a blanket ban on Huawei equipment.

Europe has approved new copyright laws that will change the internet. The problem is that nobody seems to agree on how.

For years, Apple has gone after the luxury market with its hardware products. Now the latest luxury may be digital safety.

Lyft continues to look for new ways to lure drivers to its platform.

Apple badly needs something to sell other than the iPhone. How badly? It just made its splashiest, most star-studded announcement ever and didn't bring up the iPhone.

Samsung is warning investors that 2019 is off to an even gloomier start than it feared because of slumping demand for the memory chips and displays it makes for smartphones.