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Apple insisted it was complying with local law and said that it had not made changes to its Maps app regarding Crimea outside of Russia. 

Virgil Griffith, 36, is charged in connection to assisting North Korean officials avoid economic sanctions imposed by the U.S. government.

This woman's Apple Watch saved her from having a heart attack.

'People [are] spending more money on experience and services,' said Tom McGee.

Tastemakers president Scott Bachrach said gamers transitioning from playing at home to on a national stage is a "natural progression "

French activists block an Amazon warehouse south of Paris in a Black Friday-inspired protest.

The sales growth was expected despite a holiday shopping period that is six days shorter than last year.

Because of the shortened holiday season, some retailers have had Black Friday deals since October.

Why will people now buy old games? Tastemakers president Scott Bachrach said it all comes back to classic rock for him.

The tech giant is developing technology to project images from blind spots in cars into cars.

Patel said the way the company ensures this is by naming each individual ticket, similar to how airlines function.

A Georgia man is accused of taking part in an online romance scam used to swindle a Virginia woman out of more than $6.5 million.

Twitter is planning to purge all inactive accounts that haven't been used within the last six months.

Zulily CEO Jeff Yurcisin discusses holiday shopping and the online shipping wars.

Your new TV could provide hackers a backdoor into your home, the FBI warned.

The Trump administration is gearing up for another trade skirmish with an unexpected foe.

Amazon plans to hire 200,000 people for the busy holiday shopping season.

The 3 percent tax would be placed on companies with more than $834 million in revenue globally.

The Labor Department has accused Oracle of paying white male employees more than their black, female and Asian peers.

The airplane has been grounded since March.