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How Twitter turned off two corporate giants.

Melissa Lonner, a former NBC staffer, revealed to Curry in 2010 that Lauer had exposed himself to her in an office following a work event.

Influencers are big money makers in the digital world and the trend is gaining traction with even younger crowds. Find out how infants and kids are making bank online.

This National Cybersecurity Awareness Month, here are four routine things to stop doing online — and a few alternatives from cybersecurity experts.

A Panera Bread employee was allegedly fired after “exposing” how the company crafts its highly regarded mac and cheese.

FOX Sports is introducing a bevy of new programming that will air exclusively on Facebook Watch.

New York radio station HOT 97 is not planing on playing any of rapper Tekashi 6ix9ine's music following his release from prison- unless an outcry erupts from fans. 

The ad was intended to troll Facebook for allowing the Trump campaign to run a blatantly false ad about Joe Biden.

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Facebook is rolling out new tools to help small businesses prepare for the upcoming holiday season.

TikTok has more than 1 billion users worldwide.

Nearly half of 2,000 American adults surveyed admitted they have a hard time making new friends.

PayPal has backed out of the Libra Association. Could other companies follow?

The Museum of Ice Cream, which has opened pop-ups worldwide, is on track to see 3 million visitors next year.

"White Privilege. And I saw Eight years [s.i.c.] worth of it, so I know what I’m talking about," he tweeted. "Accountability and Responsibility don’t mean s--- to these people."

No personal information was shared externally, the company said.

A woman managed her way onto a Delta airlines flight in Orlando without any source of identification -- or even a boarding pass. 

Mukbang is a growing internet sensation involving watching people eat huge quantities of food.