Google, Chevron and a Japanese investment company have invested in TAE Technologies, a nuclear fusion startup, which has raised $1.2 billion so far.

Google’s announcement reflects how the company is trying to get ahead of privacy issues that sidelined Google Glass almost a decade ago.

The FBI warned that cybercriminals are capitalizing on the growing interest in crypto investing to attract investors to fraudulent apps.

Twitter on Tuesday won its motion for an expedited trial, set to begin in October, in its lawsuit against Elon Musk.

Welcome to the Ethereum Community Conference, an annual event that draws the world’s top developers and cryptographers to the City of Light.

The settlement brings a close to an infamous era in Apple product design.

Amazon sued more than 10,000 Facebook groups, including one, called “Amazon Product Review,” which had more than 43,000 members.

While Microsoft won’t be the first to implement stories, the Office software maker is hoping to liven up communications among co-workers.

YouTube is partnering with Shopify to add live shopping tools that allow users to purchase products without leaving its website, the company announced Tuesday.

The problems at Celsius appear to have started years before it began freezing customer assets, according to employees and internal documents seen by CNBC.

New data from blockchain analytics firm CryptoQuant shows that miners are rapidly exiting their bitcoin positions.

The theme of Netflix’s quarterly earnings Tuesday may be minimizing bad news rather than showcasing good news.