Microsoft, after analyzing data gathered from its cybersecurity network, is warning that foreign hackers are once again targeting the presidential election.

If completed, the merger would make Opendoor one of the most high-profile tech firms to go public via SPAC.

Both companies are under intense pressure to help curb the spread of misinformation ahead of the U.S. elections in November.

GM, for its part, is standing by the electric truck designer.

Oracle got a late start as a cloud provider, but touted several key customer wins during its fiscal first quarter of 2021.

President Trump said he wouldn't extend a deadline for a TikTok sale, which would have eased pressure on ByteDance's negotiation's with Microsoft and Oracle.

In one of the most dramatic business transformations of the pandemic, the digital fitness company Peloton turned its first profit as revenue soared.

After launching a business unit focused on aerospace and satellite technology in June, AWS appoints a former White House official to lead its policy efforts.

They're also planning on having an even lighter ad load than NBCUniversal's Peacock

The Indian billionaire is reportedly offering to sell a 40% stake in his retail business to Amazon.

A report has gone viral about the dangers facing food delivery drivers at China's delivery apps Ele.me and Meituan.

The secretive data-mining software firm was last valued at $20 billion nearly five years ago.

The recently passed data-transfer restrictions could apply to other large U.S. tech companies in Europe.

Recursion is one of the "startup winners of the AI boom."

It’s a bird! It’s a plane! It’s… a single flying Walmart bag?

ByteDance and Trump administration are in talks to allow the Chinese-based company to hold on to some of TikTok's valuable U.S. assets.

To list on the LTSE, companies need to have published policies outlining how their executive compensation aligns with long term success, how boards are overseeing long term strategy and how companies engage with long term investors.

Microsoft said two new Xbox consoles will go on sale on Nov. 10 for $300 and $500 each, while it also announced options to get the systems without upfront costs.

JFrog, Sumo Logic, Palantir and Asana each named the day in September they would begin trading.

Regarding Apple, Zuckerberg also said people should be be asking questions about its control of the App Store.