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Uber's annual list of lost and found items includes items like ankle monitors, Nintendo Switches, dentures, pets, ankle monitors, marijuana, and a fog machine.

Jack Dorsey criticized Elon Musk's Twitter purchase and his leadership of the social platform on Friday, saying "it all went south" for him.

Meta, Alphabet, Microsoft and Amazon leaders mentioned artificial intelligence more that 150 times in their first-quarter earning calls in April, according to a report.

Employees at a recently closed Whole Foods Market in downtown San Francisco suffered rampant crime and were threatened personally by criminals before the store was closed.

PNC Financial Services is on the inside track of bidding on First Republic Bank, as the bidding deadline looms and the struggling bank's stock were free-fall earlier this month

With a substantial drop in advertising revenue since Musk's acquisition of Twitter, a switch to a subscription-based model appears to have some drawbacks.

Rev. Al Sharpton's National Action Network is demanding communication from the McDonald's Corporation regarding accusations of racial discrimination.

A federal judge sentenced a former Apple employee for fleecing millions of dollars from the company, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Northern District of California.

As Republicans criticize the FTC for seeking more funding, Big Tech giants continue to spend a lot of money lobbying lawmakers on Capitol Hill.

Twitter chief executive Elon Musk was an early investor in AI. Despite warnings about advancements in the technology, the billionaire Tesla co-founder is making his own strides.

The April 20 launch of the SpaceX Starship rocket in Texas started a fire on state park land and sent debris flying. Residents in a nearby town reported dust falling after the launch.

Kevin Durant has joined Michael Jordan and LeBron James as the only athletes to sign lifetime contracts with Nike after Durant's deal was announced Friday.

A slew of companies including Lyft, Dropbox, First Republic Bank and Gap revealed this week they plan to trim their headcounts. They join Disney and Amazon.

Advances in artificial intelligence have kick-started a new era of browser wars as Microsoft, Google and Mozilla compete to build the best browser and search engine.

The MTA announced it will no longer provide service updates on Twitter, saying that the platform is "no longer reliable" for providing consistent updates.

The Baltimore Ravens and quarterback Lamar Jackson ended a monthslong standoff Thursday after agreeing to a five-year, $260 million contract extension.

Just hours before the NFL Draft, the Jordan Brand announced that quarterback Bryce Young had agreed to terms of a multi-year footwear and apparel deal.

Alphabet's Google and Microsoft boast artificial intelligence-fueled advancements in separate earnings calls, including strides made on competing search engine platforms.

Lyft announced Thursday that it will lay off more than 1,000 employees as part of an effort to cut costs. The news comes shortly after new CEO David Risher took over.

Microsoft founder and CEO Bill Gates added $2 billion to his existing fortune after the company reported better-than-expected earnings on Tuesday afternoon.