A new flaw in the open-source Apache server software could put hundreds of millions of servers at risk, and attackers are racing to exploit it.

The merger creates a digital-media company that is expected to generate more than $700 million in revenue next year.

Joe Inzerillo is one of a number of top executives to leave Disney over the past few months.

Singapore has a relatively welcoming legal regime for cryptocurrencies but only a handful of exchanges have been licensed.

The company, which has been added to the U.S. government's investment blacklist, plans to amend its prospectus and relaunch the IPO later.

Doordash has led a $750 million funding round in Germany’s ultrafast delivery startup Flink as the U.S.-based food delivery company continues to aggressively expand into Europe.

The firing, which marks a shift from Alibaba's earlier stance, raises more questions about the e-commerce giant's handling of the case.

Joshua Burgin, who previously served as technical assistant for former senior engineering executive Charlie Bell, and was also an early Amazon employee, heads for the exits.

In the wake of a major cloud outage that affected many top AWS customers, new details emerge about how the provider is trying to address the matter.

The possible delay comes as the U.S. government is reportedly planning to add the Chinese AI software giant to an investment blacklist.

Nine-year-old HashiCorp isn't yet a household name, but its solid IPO and tools that automate key technology processes bode well for the future.

Tech companies are working to boost morale as the pandemic drags on

Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler signaled Thursday that stricter regulation for special purpose acquisition companies to ensure that mergers of SPACs with businesses are treated more like traditional initial public offerings.

The Italian regulator fined Amazon and Apple $225 million just two weeks ago in an unrelated case.

Farfetch is the latest online marketplace to buy a used goods firm, following Etsy's July acquisition of London-based secondhand goods company Depop.

The sanctions could pose a problem for U.S. financial institutions holding shares in SenseTime including Silver Lake, Fidelity and Qualcomm.

Chinese media have reported deep cuts, with firms such as iQiyi and Kuaishou among the those hit.

The deal shows the growing investor interest in startups that promise fast delivery by stocking goods in warehouses known as dark stores.

The online clothing rental service reported strong sales growth but widened losses as it spent more on marketing to grow its subscriber base. The stock market did not respond well.

Longtime Meta executive Adam Mosseri appeared before a Congressional hearing Wednesday