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The best work-from-home cities in the U.S. that made tech news website PC Magazine's 2021 list might surprise you.

The TikTok deal—which had been driven by then-President Donald Trump—has languished since last fall in the midst of successful legal challenges to the U.S. government’s effort by TikTok’s owner, China’s ByteDance Ltd.

Chinese telecom giant challenges FCC ruling, as founder says he would welcome Biden outreach

Salesforce will let most of its employers work from home at least part-time permanently

As GameStop and other heavily shorted stocks remain in play, financial regulators are under pressure to address whether any wrong doing is taking place.

Court documents from a recent gun-trafficking case in New York suggest the FBI may have developed a way to access texts on Signal, the encrypted messaging app that has risen in popularity in recent months for its secure communication.

Clubhouse is an up-and-coming social media platform that connects people via audio chat.

Google is expanding its election security efforts to include support for state-level campaigns ahead of the 2022 midterm elections, FOX Business has learned.

Facebook on Monday said it is running the "largest worldwide campaign" to combat misinformation surrounding COVID-19 vaccines.

The tech industry’s titans were already huge before Covid-19, the subject of soaring valuations and snowballing antitrust investigations. The pandemic has only made them bigger. A lot bigger.

Verizon said in September it would buy Tracfone, a unit of Mexican telecom company America Movil, in a cash and stock deal.

WASHINGTON - Microsoft Corp said on Friday it will suspend all donations by its political action committee (PAC) through 2022 to all U.S. lawmakers who voted to object to the certification of Joe Biden's election as president.

Amazon fulfilled a record number of government requests for customer data in 2020, the company's latest transparency report shows. 

Parler’s former CEO John Matze spoke out during an interview on FOX Business after he was terminated from the company that he built from the ground up.

The Bellevue, Wash., company said it would spend $2.5 billion to $3 billion before taxes folding the stores, employees and network infrastructure it acquired from its one-time competitor into the new business. The company spent about $1.9 billion on such expenses last year.

Parler and former CEO John Matze are not parting ways amicably. Here's the latest.

Nokia Corp. CEO Pekka Lundmark thinks regulators need to closely review trading rules in the wake of a short squeeze that sent his company’s stock price soaring.

Less than two days after tweeting that he would be taking a break from the social media platform, billionaire Elon Musk was on Twitter again Thursday.

A new report highlights an effort from Chinese operatives to mock the U.S. on social media sites including Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.

Democratic Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar on Thursday is introducing legislation that would make it harder for big companies displaying anticompetitive behavior to acquire smaller companies.