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British Prime Minister Theresa May took aim at tech companies and cryptocurrencies at the World Economic Forum in Davos.

Former NFL superstar wide receiver Terrell Owens has teamed up with entrepreneur Brett Knutson on an app called Hive, which aims to foster friendships between local individuals who share similar interests.

Twenty-First Century Fox Executive Chairman Rupert Murdoch has a message for Facebook and Google: pay up.

The NFL purportedly plans to finalize its streaming rights partner for “Thursday Night Football” by the end of February.

FBN’s Tracee Carrasco on Instagram’s ‘activity status’ feature, a study on the impact of diversity on corporate performance and Burger King's latest move in its competition with McDonald’s.

Digital assets are becoming a more important part of a person’s estate.

The challenge, which has become a fixture on social media platforms in recent weeks, involves teenagers challenging each other to film themselves eating a Tide pod.

The cuts occurred as Snapchat prepares to consolidate its content team in Los Angeles under the direction of former Storyful CEO Rahul Chopra and MiTu executive Mike Su.

Twenty First Century Fox Inc's Fox Sports is partnering with Twitter Inc to stream a live show and Snap Inc's Snapchat to showcase stories with matchday highlights on the FIFA World Cup soccer tournament to be hosted in Russia later this year.

Apple Inc investors are shrugging off concerns raised by two shareholders about kids getting hooked on iPhones, saying that for now a little addiction might not be a bad thing for profits.

Investors are issuing a warning to tech giant Apple to curb its smartphone marketing strategy amid fears the iPhone is a mental health hazard to children.