If China were to invade Taiwan, the most-advanced chip factory in the world would be rendered “not operable,” TSMC Chair Mark Liu said.

Robinhood’s crypto division was fined $30 million for “significant failures” in areas of anti-money laundering and cybersecurity regulations.

SEC charges 11 people in alleged $300 million crypto Ponzi scheme

Pinterest shares jumped after the company’s user numbers surpassed analysts’ estimates in a gloomy quarter for social media.

The wave of demand pushed Amazon to expand its logistics network, and it rapidly grew its warehouse footprint to process more orders.

Shares of Chinese electric vehicle startups Nio and Li Auto jumped in the U.S. Monday.

The bill’s proponents fear the longer it takes to put the bill to a vote, the more time tech lobbyists will have to sow seeds of doubt in lawmakers’ minds.

Prime members in select cities can now get items from GNC and apparel brands PacSun, Diesel and Superdry delivered to their doorstep in a few hours.

The statement came after Alibaba was added to the SEC’s list of Chinese companies at risk of being delisted for not meeting auditing requirements on Friday.

In an all-hands meeting last week, Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai said employees need to be more productive and figure out where to cut distractions.

Mike Schroepfer, longtime Facebook CTO, talked to CNBC about why and how he’s investing in climate change as he leaves his full-time job at Meta.

It wasn’t clear why Musk asked the court to keep details of his countersuit confidential when the billionaire had been publicly critical of Twitter recently.