Bitcoin may have fallen by more than half from record levels but “there’s so much more than that,” according to Edith Yeung, a general partner at Race Capital.

A measure of activity of bitcoin miners could give investors a clue as to where the digital currency is headed next.

Since making CNBC’s very first Disruptor 50 list in 2013, Twitter has proved to have wide appeal, attracting both users and companies alike.

Software company CEO Dan O’Dowd paid for an ad that purports to show Tesla’s FSD system isn’t safe. The automaker disagrees, calling it “misinformation.”

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed that his company will debut a new virtual reality headset in October.

Democratic lawmakers had urged Google to crack down on results that pointed to “anti-abortion fake clinics” when users searched for “abortion clinic near me.”

Shares of Snowflake jumped 23% Thursday, a day after the company released second-quarter results that beat on the top line

Figma’s popular design software drove the company’s valuation up to $10 billion last year, bolstered by a broad deployment inside Microsoft.

The show, hosted by comedian Wanda Sykes, puts a cheery frame on a product that’s also been criticized as a tool for surveillance.

CNBC’s Sofia Pitt used a Snapchat filter that turned her face into Mark Zuckerberg’s viral Horizon Worlds metaverse avatar and it felt wrong.

Apple’s set to unveil the new iPhone 14 on Sept. 7, and possibly new Apple Watches, too. it usually drops the price of older models, so you should wait.

Since Amazon bought Whole Foods five years ago, it’s added tech to streamline the in-store experience and expanded into more local goods.