State Department hit by cyber attack, source says
The State Department is the latest to fall victim to a cyberattack and the notification of a possible serious breach was made by the Department of Defense Cyber Command, a source told Fox News Saturday.
Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn taking steps to protect Afghan users from Taliban targeting
Tech companies like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn were working this week to secure the accounts of Afghans at risk of being targeted by the Taliban, which has taken over the country, according to reports.
Pottinger on Taliban Takeover: 'We cannot abandon our citizens'
Former Deputy National Security Adviser Matt Pottinger discusses the future of Afghanistan on 'Kudlow.'
Treasury Department moves to freeze aid to Taliban
Fox Business Chief National Correspondent Connell McShane gives the latest on the Taliban takeover in Afghanistan on 'Coast to Coast.'
Inside the biggest movie stars' salaries in the time of streaming
As theaters and studios struggle amid the coronavirus pandemic, celebrities are still getting major paydays to helm big pictures.
Macy’s, Toys'R'Us partner to bring the toy store back into physical locations
Toys"R"Us is making another comeback and this time it will do it with help from Macy’s.
Marvel's 'Shang-Chi' star Simu Liu slams Disney CEO Bob Chapek: 'We are not an experiment'
Simu Liu, the star of Marvel's ‘Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings’, railed against Disney CEO Bob Chapek on social media over the weekend after the executive said the film's 45-day exclusive theatrical release would be an "experiment" for the entertainment giant.
Disney shares jump as streaming subscribers reach nearly 174M, theme parks reopen globally
Adjusted for one time items, the House of Mouse earned 80 cents per share, compared to 8 cents a year ago, topping Wall Street's estimate of 55 cents. The company's overall revenue for the third quarter came in at $17.02 billion, compared to $11.78 billion a year ago, beating Wall Street's forecast of $16.76 billion.
Samsung leader Jay Y. Lee released from jail on parole
Samsung Electronics Vice Chairman Jay Y.
Scarlett Johansson lawsuit stirs debate over streaming-era movie compensation
Scarlett Johansson isn’t the only movie star with concerns about how Hollywood’s focus on streaming could affect her pay. She’s just the one that went public.
Elon Musk got $6.7B in 2020, 11 times more than next-highest-paid US CEO
Tesla CEO Elon Musk received almost $6.7 billion in compensation in 2020 — earning the tech entrepreneur over 11 times more than the country’s next highest-paid chief executive, a recent analysis found.
Apple plans to scan iPhone images for child porn, receiving praise and privacy concerns
Apple revealed plans to start scanning iPhone photos for images of child pornography, a move that received praise from child protection groups but raised red flags over privacy and the potential for misuse.
Senators push bipartisan bill to sanction nations involved with ransomware attacks
Top senators on the Senate Intelligence Committee introduced bipartisan legislation Thursday that seeks to sanction any nation involved in ransomware attacks against the U.S.
Elon Musk's Starlink now almost as fast as broadband: report
Elon Musk's Starlink satellite internet service is almost as fast as broadband, according to a recent Ookla report.
Barbie honoring real-life pandemic first responders with medical role model dolls
Barbie is honoring first responders once again with a new line of "medical role model" dolls that are based on women in real life.
Toys for Tots prepares for supply shortage this holiday season
The U.S. Marines Toys for Tots charity program is anticipating higher prices and a smaller supply of toys this holiday season.
Facebook whistleblower turned down $64G severance package that would have bought her silence: report
Former Facebook data scientist turned whistleblower Sophie Zhang, who was fired from the social media giant last year, turned down a $64,000 severance package that would have bought her silence, according to a new report.
Toy makers scramble as shipping snarls threaten to spoil Christmas
Logjams at seaports around the world are leaving some American toy companies scrambling this summer to ensure sufficient supply will reach retail shelves come this year’s holiday shopping season.
Facebook beats on earnings and revenue, but warns growth will slow in second half of the year
Facebook beat analysts' expectations in the second quarter, but issued a warning to investors in announcing the results.
Apple delaying return to office until October or beyond: Tim Cook
Apple CEO Tim Cook says employees of the firm will not be asked to return to the office until at least October.



















