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Tech tycoon Jack Ma really hates the trade war between the United States and China.

Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web nearly 30 years ago. Now he wants to fix it.

Amazon has made this much clear: It will finish its search for a second headquarters by the end of the year. Beyond that, a lot is TBD.

Tencent will check the identities of all its gamers in China by 2019 with the aim of limiting the hours young people spend playing.

Tesla wants to convince more customers to buy its Autopilot upgrade.

Facebook has stopped the Trump campaign from running its racist anti-immigration commercial as an ad on the site.

Saudis call for a boycott of Amazon and its regional subsidary Souq over the Washington Post's coverage of journalist Jamal Khashoggi's death.

SoftBank CEO Masa Son expressed "strong regret" over the killing of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi, but said his company can't sever its financial links to Saudi Arabia.

Google is honoring computer scientist Michael Dertouzos, who predicted how the internet and the rise of personal computers would impact people's lives, with a new Doodle on what would have been his 82nd birthday.

Micron, a company in Idaho that makes memory chips, has been locked in bitter trade secrets dispute with a state-backed Chinese rival called Fujian Jinhua. Now it has the US government in its corner.

The mystery over which city or cities Amazon will choose for its second headquarters continues.

Apple has an iPhone problem. It has tried to disguise it. Now it wants to hide it away. But Apple can't avoid the problem forever.

Uber wants to start testing its self-driving cars again, seven months after one of its vehicles struck and killed a pedestrian in Arizona.

Twitter said Friday that it had deleted thousands of automated accounts that were posting messages discouraging people from voting in Tuesday's midterm elections. Most of the accounts were posing as Democrats, Twitter said.

Silicon Valley startups are still taking Saudi cash despite intense controversy over the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

Social media isn't the only place on the internet where extremists are spreading hateful views. Podcasts are also fueling the hate.

The era of rapid iPhone growth ended years ago. Now Apple is making a change to ensure it doesn't have to talk as much about that problem.

PewDiePie fans have rallied to help YouTube's most-subscribed account fend off a challenge from Indian music label T-Series.

Bitcoin may have turned 10 years old but its continued drop in value is hardly cause for celebration.

From Didi to ByteDance, China's top tech companies are touting their ties to the ruling Communist Party.