Tech

Robocalls are surging again as the economy begins to pick up steam.

Two friends made history when they invested nearly $70 million in a new form of digital collectible called non-fungible tokens (NTFs).

Father of “net neutrality" pushing back against the law he’s fought so hard to promote

House Republican Whip Steve Scalise, R-La., on Thursday pressed Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey on the company's decision to block an October New York Post article about Hunter Biden.

Samsung Electronics announced a cutting-edge new 512GB DDR5 RAM module Thursday – which it said would consume 13% less electricity while performing at twice the speed of existing high-end tech.

Amazon on Wednesday sparred with Rep. Mark Pocan, D-Wis., on Twitter over Pocan's argument that the tech company is not a "progressive workplace."

GameStop has reportedly informed the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that several members of its board are expected to leave

Dave Clark, Amazon’s Senior Vice President of Worldwide Operations, lashed out at Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., in a Twitter post on Wednesday, suggesting that the senator was all talk and little action when it came to actually putting progressive policies in place.

The first house on the moon, an ambitious space-saving alternative to life on crowded Earth, could cost an out-of-this-world $60 million, according to a new study.

GameStop Corp. shares plunged Wednesday after the company declined to answer questions about its e-commerce push and said it was considering selling stock to fund its transformation.

Starting Wednesday, companies are allowed to open up their offices for up to a quarter of their capacity

Tech giant Intel on Tuesday announced plans to build two new chip facilities in Arizona – an investment that will be worth about $20 billion.

Costco has released a new audiobook app and has started selling audiobooks on its website.

Facebook announced that worldwide charitable giving on its namesake platform and Instagram has surpassed $5 billion from more than 85 million people.

Robinhood lays out confidential plans for an IPO.

Consumer Reports says Tesla's use of in-car camera footage raises consumer privacy concerns.

YouTube star David Dobrik has stepped down from the board of Dispo, a photo app he helped create.

Facebook is refuting the details of a new report that found 267 groups were promoting "violence-glorifying content" during the 2020 election.

A new study has reinforced the view that traditional banks are on the decline, citing advancements in technology and internet access for the continuing trend.

Three months after Ikea announced it was doing away with its iconic paper catalog, the Swedish furniture company has moved its categorized product listicles into a creative audio format.