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Even the richest man in the world can have trouble winning support for his ideas at work.

Apollo 11 astronaut Michael Collins wants to see a Mars landing -- and he has doubts about President Trump's leadership on the matter.

Robocalls are flooding cell phones, interrupting dinners, and scamming people out of money. Relief could finally be on the horizon, but perhaps at a cost.

Though iTunes as we know it will be no more, you don't have to worry about losing those iTunes playlists you made back in the summer of 2006.

Google and its parent company Alphabet are making a multi-billion bet on the cloud.

Embattled Chinese tech company Huawei has struck a deal to build Russia's first 5G wireless network.

Carlos Maza, a video journalist who works for Vox, is speaking out after YouTube declined to ban the videos of Steven Crowder, a prominent right-wing personality who Maza says used the platform to attack him with homophobic and racist slurs. The company did say it would demonetize the videos, meaning Crowder can't make money off of ads, for "continued egregious actions that have harmed the broader community."

You may be used to asking Alexa to play music, tell you the weather, or any number of simple requests. But what if you commanded Amazon's voice assistant to buy movie tickets, and it asked if you also want a restaurant reservation before the show?

Your next delivery of deodorant could come via a quiet, futuristic-looking drone landing in your backyard.

Germany wants access to data collected by voice assistants like Alexa and Siri -- a proposal set to spark debate in the notoriously privacy-focused country.

Some of the most concerning potential antitrust abuses that have been raised, or might be raised, by politicians and pundits scrutinizing tech companies have in fact been public knowlege for years. But now, the political climate in the US has changed.

Amazon is hoping social media influencers can help it sell more fashion. The company just launched its first fashion collection designed by an influencer.

If Google's parent company Alphabet builds the future it envisions, we'll be riding in self-driving cars, ordering food delivery via drones and living past the age of 100.

YouTube says it will ban supremacist content and remove videos that deny well-documented atrocities, like the Holocaust and the massacre at Sandy Hook elementary school. The company says it will be removing hundreds of thousands of videos that hadn't previously been considered in violation of its rules.

Apple product launches always get buzz, but one new gadget announcement has left some people bemused: a monitor stand that costs more than many computers.

Jaguar Land Rover has joined forces with BMW to make electric motors that do not require rare earths, minerals that could be the next front in the US-China trade war.

Another unicorn is cycling its way to Wall Street.

GameStop sales suffer because it's selling physical video games and consoles in brick-and-mortar stores at a time when people are downloading and streaming games from the internet.

A day after Quest Diagnostics said its customers' data has potentially been compromised, rival LabCorp said its patients' personal information may have been exposed too.

Dating app Bumble wants to give its users a place to mingle in the real world.