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With more people at home because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Ebay has seen an increase in users on its platform.

A number of big companies were caught allowing Google, Facebook and Twitter to collect email addresses for targeted ad purposes.

Yuan spoke to FOX Business about Zoom's surging user base and overcoming privacy concerns.

Disney+ has moved some big releases ahead of schedule to keep subscribers hooked.

Facebook will allow users in the US and Canada to transfer photos onto Google Photos to give users more control of their data.

CEO Mark Zuckerberg said Facebook has seen more engagement amid the pandemic.

The company said sales rose 15 percent to $35 billion in the third quarter, bolstered by strong results in its cloud-computing business.

Controversy over a video removed by YouTube highlights the challenges in preventing the spread of misinformation related to the coronavirus.

Apple and Google on Wednesday released the first seeds of their coronavirus contact-tracing software to select app developers.

She expected Zoom to be private and secure, but allegedly learned her privacy settings could be breached.

The top CARES Act recipient received more than $63.5 million in aid, and charges a minimum of $5,355 in tuition.

The Trump administration put five of Amazon's foreign web domains on a list of platforms that allow piracy

Spotify said its data indicate morning routines have changed, and every day looks more like the weekend, with fewer people commuting to work.

Google is now offering its $6/month video conference app to anyone for free.

Mark Zuckerberg is steadily becoming more active and in-charge at Facebook than he has been in recent years.

Samsung Electronics Co Ltd said on Wednesday it expected its profit to decline in the current quarter, as strength in the chip business would be offset by a sales slump in smartphones and TVs.

The layoffs account for about a quarter of Tripadvisor’s global workforce.

Instacart is expected to have made a profit for the first time in April, according to a report from The Information.

Google, YouTube and cloud-based services drove Alphabet to a 13 percent revenue gain, the slowest growth the company has seen in more than four years as the coronavirus pandemic spread around the world.

YouTube has expanded its fact-check policies amid coronavirus to highlight potentially harmful misinformation.