Technology

A tech selloff, surging COVID cases and uncertainty over elections makes the perfect cocktail for market volatility.

From ‘healthy’ growth to high-tech, China has outlined its economic goals and strategies for the next five years.

Sales of Macs and services reached all-time highs in the quarter, leading the record-setting fourth...

Alphabet said in July that advertiser spending was inching back following a March plummet due to...

Facebook’s monthly active users rose to 2.74 billion, but the company warned of a tougher 2021.

The rebound underscores heightened market volatility days before the US presidential election.

The company added just one million new daily users in the third quarter, missing analysts’ estimates by eight million.

The online retailer has seen its business boom as the coronavirus pandemic once again drives shoppers indoors.

Main US stock indexes gained on Thursday on blockbuster GDP numbers and ahead of tech giant earnings results.

Launch of new foldable smartphones reignited demand that had flagged because of coronavirus, but weaknesses remain.

Twitter, Facebook and Alphabet CEOs were taken to task by Republicans over how content is policed on their platforms.

Tupperware shares that could be had for around $1 in March, closed in on $30 on Wednesday.

Reports earlier this year said Ankhi Das had refused to take down anti-Muslim posts on the social media platform.

Microsoft said revenue in its ‘Intelligent Cloud’ segment rose 20 percent to $13bn in first quarter.