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23andMe, an at-home DNA testing company, is laying off 100 people, or about 14% of its workforce, the company confirmed to CNN Business on Thursday.
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Uber is laying the groundwork to bring its self-driving cars to the nation's capital.
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Xerox is dropping the niceties. It really, really wants to merge with HP, and it has gone hostile.
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The dating app is adding new safety features, including a panic button and the ability to check-in.
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Some of the world's biggest advertisers have joined forces with Facebook, YouTube and Twitter in an attempt to prevent harmful online content messing with their campaigns.
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UN experts said they are "gravely concerned" by information they have received suggesting that a WhatsApp account belonging to Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was used to deliver spyware to the mobile phone of Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos.
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The explosive conclusion by cybersecurity consultants and United Nations officials that the richest man in the world, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos, was hacked has raised fresh questions about the security of the ordinary apps and devices millions of people use every day.
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GM and Honda, automakers with more than 160 years of experience between them, have thrown tradition out the window by unveiling the Origin, a new self-driving vehicle.
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For many people, social media is synonymous with endless scrolling, constant distractions and blatant attempts to rack up comments, likes and views. But Justin Fuisz is betting on a different kind of social network — one that prioritizes real-life interactions with your good friends.
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Gaming company 100 Thieves has built the biggest esports facility in the United States. Located in Culver City, Los Angeles, the 15,000-square-foot compound may have an arcade and an outdoor basketball hoop, but it also has designated training rooms for playing video games professionally.
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Tesla is finally coming to Michigan, the home of the US auto industry.
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The highly anticipated Razr reboot has a new release date in North America: February 6.
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Uber is testing out a new feature that allows some drivers in California to choose how much they will charge customers.
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The "Doom" video game franchise is now 26 years old. That's not stopping game developer id Software and publisher Bethesda from making a new "Doom Eternal" title, slated for March 2020.
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Huawei's founder and CEO had a confident message for the business leaders and politicians gathering in Davos: His company can withstand even greater hostility from the United States.
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Uber on Tuesday agreed to sell its food delivery business in India to local rival Zomato. It is just the latest exit for Uber, as it makes good on a pledge to shed loss-making ventures.
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Instagram has quietly removed a button that was perched on the top of people's feeds and directed people to IGTV, its fledgling long-form video hub.
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Huawei's chief financial officer will be in a Canadian court this week for a highly anticipated hearing. It's a major step toward determining whether she will be extradited to the United States, and a critical test for a Chinese company that has become emblematic of US-China tensions.
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After months of anticipation, SpaceX's new crew-worthy spacecraft, Crew Dragon, reached its last major milestone in a years-long testing program. The success paves the way for astronauts to begin using the spacecraft for rides to the International Space Station this year.
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