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The tech giant is bringing lending and credit assessment in-house for the first time through Apple Financing LLC.

Prices for online goods remain elevated. However, price increases have been slowing month over month, according to a new report from Adobe Analytics.

Here are the key events taking place on Thursday that could impact trading including news from Intel, Facebook and jobless claims.

Yubo, a social media for teens that was reportedly used by the Uvalde school shooter, rolled out new safety features this week in response to the tragedy.

After repeated requests, Elon Musk will reportedly get the spam and fake account data he's been asking for from Twitter.

Russian employees at Microsoft and IBM have been caught in the crosshairs of the tech giants' ongoing response to the country's invasion of Ukraine

Bitcoin miners have been trying to help the state with its power problems amid a heat wave, shutting down when the grid needs support, a blockchain executive noted.

Elon Musk opened up about the worst year of his career in an interview with The Kilowatts.

Amazon said in a new report that it blocked 4 billion counterfeit listings from being posted last year, and that it got rid of more than 3 million phony products.

Lyft will build a hybrid model of drivers and autonomous vehicles but rides will largely still be controlled by drivers, the company's president announced.

HoloLens co-creater Alex Kipman is resigning from Microsoft following allegations that he watched VR pornography at a meeting in front of female colleagues.