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Foreign central banks are selling U.S. Treasury bonds at a record pace. China, Japan, France, Brazil and Colombia led the pack of countries dumping U.S. debt.

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China just launched a satellite that boasts "hack-proof" communications.

The Paralympics are suffering from abysmal ticket sales and a lack of sponsors, which is leading to major budget shortfalls and spending cuts.

BHP Billiton has posted a record loss after being slammed by low commodity prices and fallout from a deadly Brazilian dam collapse.

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Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.

Hacking tools - possibly belonging to the NSA - have been leaked and are now accessible to common criminal hackers.

An MIT researcher shows how a futuristic tattoo can communicate with our smartphones.

Warren Buffett's firm is doubling down on Apple.

Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel wrote a New York Times op-ed published discussing the Gawker lawsuit, journalism and online privacy.

Nick Denton, by week's end, will no longer be the owner of the company he founded 14 years ago. Gawker will be the subject of a court-supervised auction on Tuesday.

Because of a rule change, logos on Olympic clothing and gear has gotten bigger and more noticeable.

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Stocks are at all-time highs despite lingering concerns about corporate earnings and the global economy. One possible reason? Investors are starting to price in a victory by Hillary Clinton over Donald Trump in the presidential race.

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Crude oil prices have soared 10% in just the past three trading days. The dramatic move is being fueled by a new round of hopes that OPEC and Russia will freeze production.

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Donald Trump cuts price for "gold" membership card for campaign supporters from $100 to $35.

Five years after taking over from Steve Jobs, Tim Cook has opened up about his mistakes, Apple's future and seeking advice from the likes of Warren Buffett.