Among the worst hit stocks Monday included electric vehicle makers Lordstown Motors, Rivian and Nikola, which respectively fell 8.2%, 7.9% and 7.3% from the close of the market Friday.

Content spending by subscription streaming services is up 20% year-over-year, new research says, as Netflix and its rivals duke it out to lure new customers.

Big technology companies are offering bigger stock awards to retain top employees amid the tight job market and competition from upstarts

With Oracle's cloud business showing signs of life, Larry Ellison is now making a big bet in software for managing electronic medical records.

The deal ends a two-day blackout of channels such as ESPN and FX.

The Chinese artificial intelligence company had to postpone its Hong Kong share sale after the U.S. issued a ban on U.S. investors buying into the company.

Amazon partnered with a Chinese propaganda department to open an online storefront for Chinese books and also banned reviews of a book of President Xi Jinping's speeches

TikTok says school violence threats didn't originate or circulate on the app.

The two companies are in exclusive talks, six months after ending a previous attempt at a deal.

The state's Department of Fair Employment and Housing is looking into Google’s treatment of Black female employees following allegations of discrimination, Reuters reported

The unnamed book with offer a "critical examination of Facebook," according to publisher Little, Brown and Company.

If completed, the $30 billion deal would be Oracle’s biggest.

The U.S. government set export controls on dozens of Chinese companies and research institutions, while Bloomberg reported Chinese spies used Huawei telecom equipment to infiltrate Australia.

Alibaba's new goals for Southeast Asia come as its business in China grapples with slowing economic growth and Beijing's regulatory crackdown.

The companies still have to get past the Federal Trade Commission.

Cruise president and CTO Kyle Vogt, who preceded Ammann as CEO, will return to the chief executive role on an interim basis.

The deal remains under review in the U.S. and Germany.

BNPL firms saw a massive bump during the height of the pandemic and this holiday shopping season. Now, they're being forced to publicly acknowledge the "practices and risks" of issuing short-term installment loans to a younger generation of credit-averse shoppers.

The delivery startup is raising $1.5 billion in a convertible note led by Guggenheim Partners.

Google will absorb most of Sidewalk Labs' products, Engadget reported, and Alphabet will spin off one of its business as a standalone company