Tech

UPS announced Wednesday that it has partnered with self-driving car company Waymo and invested in electric car company Arrival.

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos delivered in the fourth-quarter.

A Wisconsin high school teacher has been charged in federal court with seven counts of attempting to create child pornography by secretly recording minors twice in 2019

Uber and Lyft had threatened to stop providing airport services if Arizona raises airport ride fees.

Facebook denies any wrongdoing.

Verizon Communications Inc shares fell about 1% on Thursday as quarterly profits missed estimates even though the company added more monthly mobile phone subscribers than expected as adding the Disney+ streaming service helped some of its plans.

Sony said it was discontinuing PlayStation Vue because of "the highly competitive Pay TV industry."

Jennifer Gates' boyfriend, Nayel Nassar, popped the question over the weekend.

Apple was on the hook for nearly $838 million of the damages awarded in a lawsuit.

Officials said there was less than a 3 percent chance the satellites would collide.

Japan is getting a functional 59-foot Gundam robot designed after its hit anime series.

On Monday, Glassdoor published a list of eight companies that are offering signing bonuses or relocation assistance.

Viewers were led down a path to videos supporting the alt-right, researchers said.

Facebook Inc (FB.O) just beat analysts’ estimates for daily active users on Wednesday, as the world’s largest social network faced fierce competition for users’ screen time from a slew of entertainment apps like TikTok and Netflix.

Google joins wave of shutdowns in China as coronavirus concerns mount.

A new Lincoln vehicle in development will use electric "skateboard" platform.

Most of its sales came from this game.

The department had already grounded roughly 800 Chinese-made drones in October.

U.S. National Security Advisor Robert O’Brien argued Wednesday the U.K.'s decision to let Chinese tech giant Huawei control 35 percent of its 5G wireless networks is "very dangerous."

The chain is giving away a slice of cheesecake to customers who place an online pickup order of $30 or more.