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The company is concerned a Texas-led investigation could expose sensitive business secrets to competitors.

YouTube's playlist spans the 1960s to the new millennium.

Wearable healthcare products may be key in preventing diseases like Alzheimer's.

Now that Twitter’s taken a strong stand, everyone’s attention turns to Facebook.

"Just because you have a lot of money doesn't mean you're necessarily going to be successful."

This pursuit of fairness concept is where the argument breaks down for me. Whether CEO Jack Dorsey wants to believe it, admit it or otherwise, there isn’t fairness in the 'earned' side of Twitter. 

"Modern Warfare" added updated features to the "Call of Duty" franchise, including cross-play multiplayer support among all consoles and PCs.

Microsoft added that some of the attacks were successful, but did not say which agencies were affected.

(Reuters) - When Apple Inc (AAPL.O) reports results on Wednesday, Wall Street expects flat fiscal fourth-quarter sales and lower full-year revenue compared with the prior year, mostly because of declining iPhone sales.

Address, phone numbers, email address were compromised.

Apple has reportedly spent billions on original programming for its Apple TV+ service, but will viewers tune in?

Analysts were watching for early returns on the flagship iPhone 11, as well as Apple’s first-quarter-guidance, which includes the critical holiday sales season.

Twitter is banning all political advertising from its service.

“There’s no question about how important it is to vote," the website said in a statement.

In its latest bad idea, movement is building for the Federal Reserve to establish its own cryptocurrency exchange to compete with others in the marketplace and even replace physical cash. 

EA Sports stopped publishing the top-selling title after it was sued alongside the NCAA for profiting off player likenesses without proper compensation.

Facebook sued the Israeli hacker-for-hire company NSO Group on Tuesday in U.S. federal court for allegedly targeting some 1,400 users of its encrypted messaging service WhatsApp with highly sophisticated spyware.

The law has been hard to enforce.

The home retailer is the latest to be violated.

The three companies want California voters to exempt them from a new law.