The consumer education group called Which? found a lot of tech categories on Amazon are flooded with products from virtually unknown brands, all boosted by product reviews that appear to be fake.
Amazon is one of the most powerful companies in the world. It has millions of Prime subscribers, owns a fleet of aircraft, streams Emmy-winning shows, and hosts the world's largest cloud storage platform. The growth of online giants like Amazon may be limited only by the number of people that have access to the internet.
If history is anything to go by, Huawei will fight tooth and nail to survive, and it won't be afraid to get dirty to maintain its global dominance in the face of growing international headwinds.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is one of the most prolific and powerful politicians on social media, with millions of followers who hang on her every post and tweet. She's said goodbye to Facebook, though.
For more than two years, Apple and Qualcomm have been locked in a legal battle with billions of dollars at stake. On Monday, the longtime partners are once again heading to court.
A YouTube feature designed to combat misinformation has linked the fire at the Notre Dame cathedral on Monday to the September 11 terrorist attacks in New York.
Lyft has pulled from service all of its on-demand electric bicycles in New York, Washington DC and the San Francisco Bay area after some riders reported issues with the brakes.
Uber's IPO is generating plenty of excitement in Silicon Valley. But foreign investors, which made carefully-timed bets, could be among the biggest winners.
Disney's new streaming service is all about taking on Netflix in the United States. But there's an even bigger and hotter market where it's already winning by miles — India.
SpaceX's Falcon Heavy rocket, the most powerful vehicle flying today, just launched its first-ever mission for a paying customer. It was also the first time SpaceX managed to land all three rocket boosters after launch.
