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The update with travel restrictions can help plan a trip better

Boeing is working with the Federal Aviation Administration to get all necessary certifications done soon for its troubled 737 MAX jet.

Twitter is testing a feature that asks users to open an article before sharing.

Four Republican senators followed up on President Trump’s executive order last month in asking the Federal Communication Commission to review a rule that protects social media companies’ First Amendment rights.

The video calling and conferencing app differs similar platforms because of its social-focused, rather than professional-focused features.

After security and privacy concerns, Zoom has made regular updates to its video conference technology to make the app safer.

Here are coronavirus-fighting tech gadgets that are bestsellers on Amazon.

Grubhub and Just Eat Takeaway.com, a food-delivery company, are working on an all-stock deal that could be finalized as early as Wednesday.

A Predator drone operated by U.S. Customs and Border Protection was observed flying over protests in Minneapolis on May 29 in the wake of the killing of George Floyd.

The tech giant alleges a former Amazon Web Services vice president violated his noncompete agreement when he took a similar job with competitor Google Cloud.

The firm, formally known as Space Exploration Technologies Corp., is lobbying the FCC to allow it compete for the funding par with broadband providers using more established technologies.

Hundreds of Starbucks stores are getting new customer service options or formats over the next 18 months.

Qualified tech workers could get paid up to $2,000 to move to Georgia's Chatham County.

Authorities said his company billed Medicare $69 million for coronavirus and unnecessary allergy tests

Walmart’s physical locations, merged shopping apps and Express Delivery have made it successful during the coronavirus, according to a recent report.

Amazon has started testing some employees for the coronavirus and the pilot program could be rolled out as regular testing of its workers.

The San Jose, California-based company employs more than 22,000 people worldwide.

Justin McLeod, who earned his bachelor's degree at Colgate followed by a master's degree at Harvard, originally designed the app for himself after breaking up with the love of his life in college.

GameStop may not have had a great first quarter, but the video game industry as a whole saw a significant increase in consumer spending.

The Nasdaq crossed a significant milestone despite a mixed session.