Tech

Amazon rolls out its virtual health care service, Amazon Care, for its corporate employees.

The Golden State Warriors’ Curry bought a $31 million home in June.

This company thinks crustaceans can save human lives by providing their blood for use in new drugs.

“The ‘bantering’ is part of our strategy,” a Walmart exec said.

Amazon executives responded to criticism that the tech giant has monopolistic tendencies in PBS "Frontline's" wide-ranging documentary.

Amazon plans to hire about 1,000 MBA graduates from 80 North American schools, instead of focusing on the top-rated schools.

Eight years after her death, a holographic Houston will embark on a European tour that starts in England on Feb. 25 and runs through early April, with U.S. dates expected to follow.

DARPA is looking to advance U.S. military goals with an automated flying gun.

Satellite TV provider Dish Network Corp's quarterly results beat Wall Street estimates on Wednesday, as it lost fewer pay-TV subscribers. 

Joshua Browder, CEO of DoNotPay, explains how his app files paperwork to help you sue your robocaller.

Sneaker reviewer Seth Fowler explains the features and price tag of Nike's newest tech sneaker.

"Phishing" is a popular scamming method used by bad actors who make fraudulent emails look real.

DNA-sampling companies have made significant layoffs as the industry is hit with growing consumer privacy concerns.

A customer sued Amazon in December following a Ring hacking incident involving his children.

Several employees at a Wendy's restaurant in Michigan were fired after a TikTok video of a man taking a bath in the restaurant's kitchen sink surfaced online.

Apple said the outbreak has constrained iPhone supplies and hurt store traffic in China.

The company, with the help of George Wendt, best known for playing Norm Peterson on the television sitcom "Cheers," is promoting a new mobile app feature allowing customers who order and pay online to skip the line and grab their order. 

The system, called Voatz, lets residents vote remotely via smartphone from anywhere on the globe instead of having to get to a polling station or by mail.

Facebook warned of threats to innovation and freedom of expression on Monday, ahead of the release of a raft of rules by the European Union this week and in coming months to rein in U.S. tech giants and Chinese companies.

Changes could mean chip factories outside the U.S. must get licenses to use U.S. equipment to make chips for Huawei.