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Encore said the switch could result in some layoffs

A Vermont lawmaker has proposed a bill that would bar anyone under 21 from using or owning a cellphone — a move meant to draw attention to restrictions on guns.

Drivers traveling along a Kentucky highway didn't have to check their direct messages to receive the infamous sexting request: send nudes.

Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross discusses how technology innovations and government spending overlap from CES in Las Vegas, Nevada.

'The attempted access to that data exceeded what was necessary for their job functions,' Amazon said.

The program can assess the value of an actor in a specific plot and how much a film can be expected to make.

Want to know what the 2020s are going to be like? There’s no better place to look than this year’s annual CES.

The company said it wants users to "feel safe participating in the conversation on Twitter."

The streaming wars might be heating up, but U.S. consumers don't want to go broke over it.

The Twitter community called Krugman's bluff from the start.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao announces new voluntary safety guidelines for self-driving cars

A market research firm says LinkedIn is growing faster than previously expected.

IAC bails out on College Humor digital content site in just the latest not so funny time for online comedy

LG Electronics president and CTO Dr. I.P. Park talks with FOX Business' Liz Claman about LG's technology at the 2020 Consumer Electronics Show (CES).

Sonos said they informed Google of the patent infringement four times since 2016 before filing the lawsuits on Tuesday.

"You'll be fined and sentenced to jail for a minimum [six] years if no reply."

With greater transparency and a clear and consistent federal policy, we will improve the American people’s understanding of how AVs will greatly improve road safety, mobility, and economic growth.

Facebook thinks it could have gotten the Pelosi video "to fact-checkers sooner."

A Canadian cannabis tech company has pulled out of the CES gadget show after being given constraints on how it could promote its products.

A fake Instagram account posing as a U.S. government news agency was used to promote misinformation about potential fallout from America's killing of Iran’s top general