Innovators

Twitter Inc (NYSE:TWTR) said it had suspended over 125,000 accounts since mid-2015 for "threatening or promoting terrorist acts, primarily related to ISIS."

Alphabet Inc surpassed Apple Inc as the most valuable company in the United States in after-hours trading on Monday, knocking the iPhone maker from the top spot that it has held for the better part of four years.

2013 was a banner year for technology, with the sector showing strong growth and debuting exciting trends involving the integration of innovation into the consumer’s daily life.

Bitcoin has had its fair share of black-eyes recently, but one thing is for certain: the digital currency has no intention of dying out anytime soon.

Qualcomm’s first smartwatch will be available for purchase starting Dec. 2 for $349.99.

Most people think Snapchat’s 23-year-old CEO is crazy to turn down Facebook’s $3 billion offer. Some big Silicon Valley VCs don’t see it that way.

Smartphone shipments are expected to surpass one billion for the first time, fueling a broader rally in the mobile phone market.

Intel said Tuesday it will create a $100-million fund to invest in the development of human-like devices.

Nine things about Google’s augmented reality glasses that will change your life – and just might scare the heck out of you.

Apple chief executive Tim Cook apologized to Chinese consumers after two weeks of news reports that the tech giant's post-sales service in China was lackluster. 

A new report from Juniper Research forecasts a big jump in mobile commerce transactions over the next five years.

On Monday, Uber and Spotify announced a new partnership which will allow Uber customers to have their Spotify music playing in in the car.

Some early adopters eager to try out Apple’s new mobile payment system experienced a glitch that led to double charges on Bank of America cards.

The $50 million in funding from Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba will be used to support Peel’s move further into the smart-home space.  

The Square Order app will now be able to predict when users are nearing their coffee store, allowing baristas to have the order ready as soon as they walk through the door.

The popular notion that high-tech innovation has put millions of people out of work is complete nonsense.