Tech

Companies are prioritizing higher-priced items as consumers move away from budget-friendly products to upscale goods.

A new report claims there is 'turmoil' going on at Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin.

Forecasters expect that September sales fell around 25% from last year as chip shortages and other parts-supply disruptions cut into the selection on dealer lots and raised prices once again to record levels. That sent many frustrated consumers to the sidelines to wait out a shortage that has hobbled the industry since late last year.

Bank of America's online banking site is experiencing outages.

The California DMV has issued permits to Cruise and Waymo to operate autonomous ride-hailing services in and around San Francisco.

Lordstown Motors confirmed earlier reporting Thursday that it plans to sell its Ohio factory to Foxconn.

A new report claims that former employees of online platform OnlyFans retained access to sensitive data from some users long after leaving the company.

Social media has proven to be a reliable source in the hunt for Brian Laundrie, a fugitive person of interest in the killing of his fiancée, 22-year-old Gabby Petito.

Lucid Motors CEO Peter Rawlinson welcomes competition in the growing electric vehicle space while defending the quality of Lucid's product on 'The Claman Countdown.'

The U.S. and European Union pledged Wednesday to deepen its alliance for the sake of advancing common priorities like artificial intelligence, trade challenges and the “underpin” to global economies: semiconductors.

YouTube is banning all content the platform says is spreading misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccine.

Ford CEO Jim Farley on plans to build new plants in Kentucky and Tennessee that would ramp up EV production and create 11,000 new jobs.

Tech experts are highlighting privacy concerns with Google’s Android smartphones, which have sensors that track not only users’ locations, but movements throughout the day, as well.

Alphabet Inc.’s Google started its appeal Monday to overturn a $5 billion antitrust fine imposed by the European Union, contending that its Android operating system for mobile devices has boosted competition rather than foreclosing it.

YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki won’t say definitively whether the company took down material from leading Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny at the request of Russian President Vladimir Putin ahead of the country’s elections.

The ransomware scourge may be even worse than widely believed as most business executives hide cyberattacks, a new survey says.

An Illinois man ran a computer service that launched DDoS attacks

Parler CEO George Farmer argues Facebook is trying to censor free speech on the heels of it publishing guidelines offering information about how content is distributed on the social media platform.

Apple, Inc. is set to roll out a digital copy of COVID-19 vaccination cards in the company's Apple Wallet app for users to present at businesses and venues.

U.S. retail behemoth Amazon.com Inc.  is once again embroiled in politically charged controversy as it tries to establish another regional headquarters—this time in Cape Town, South Africa.