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As Nintendo reportedly gets ready to launch a new version of its popular Switch console next year, the Kyoto, Japan-based entertainment company is said to be boosting the production of the current version.

Slack CEO Stewart Butterfield and his partner, Away CEO Jen Rubio, have donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to campaigns calling to defund the police.

Delivery fleet operators face regulatory pressure in California and other states to buy electric vehicles, but a surge in package deliveries thanks to coronavirus lockdowns has major firms itching to switch to electric right now.

The sharp sell-off that began last Thursday has wiped out nearly 7.1% from the S&P 500 as of Tuesday

Slack Technologies Inc. posted record sales and raised its full-year outlook as the workplace-collaboration app provider benefited from the shift to remote working that has lifted the fortunes of many business software companies.

The new school year already has been plagued by failing websites and computer glitches, adding to the list of problems that students have encountered with remote learning.

Apple Inc on Tuesday invited media to a "special event" it is streaming on Sept. 15, with high anticipation that the iPhone maker will launch new versions of its core products.

“Fortnite” is following up its massively successful in-game Travis Scott performance with a live concert series kicking off on Sept. 12. 

Microsoft confirmed that its smaller version of the new Xbox, the Xbox: Series S, would be priced at $299 following a media report.

If you don’t want cyber cat burglars traipsing across your devices, potentially spreading malware or ransomware as they go, you’ll want to secure your entire home network.

VW CEO Herbert Diess revealed that while Musk was visiting Germany last week, the two met at Braunschweig Airport, where he offered him a drive in a VW ID.3 electric hatchback.

Samsung Electronics announced Monday it would stop production at its only television factory in China by the end of November.

Dunkin' testing Amazon Go-like shopping experience in California.

The market roller-coaster ride into the Labor Day weekend is confronting investors with fresh questions about the soundness of the technology-led advance in major stock indexes.

Finnish telecom firm Nokia has suffered a setback after a source close to the matter confirmed it had lost out to Samsung Electronics on a part of the contract to supply new 5G equipment to Verizon in the United States.

T-Mobile said it would give free internet access to millions of students as part of its $10.7 billion Project10 commitment, aimed at helping underserved children and their families during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A TikTok employee has filed a court order to stop the implementation of President Trump's executive order banning the app.

Investors watching the vertigo-inducing rise -- and this week's fall -- of technology stocks are buzzing about a single trade, a giant but shadowy bet on Silicon Valley big enough to pull the market up with it.

The filing described the iPhone maker as a “monopolist” that maintains its monopolies by “explicitly prohibiting any competitive entry”.

Nissan says it has developed a new way to produce high-tech auto parts that highlights the Japanese automaker’s engineering finesse, even as it faces a criminal trial in an ongoing scandal involving former Chairman Carlos Ghosn.