OK, you've deleted Facebook, but is your data still out there?
The Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal is raising questions about the after-life of personal data
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The Cambridge Analytica privacy scandal is raising questions about the after-life of personal data
Expedia subsidiary says thousands who booked trips in 2016 and 2017 may have had their personal data stolen
As the company has grown, so have its flubs with users' data -- and its resistance to acknowledging mistakes
Days after reports showed data from 50M Facebook users was mishandled, the social media company's CEO is finally speaking out
Zuckerberg acknowledges there was "a breach of trust between Facebook and the people who share their data with us"
The Cambridge Analytica scandal has some Facebook users rethinking their relationship with the social network
Political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica obtained personal data on more than 50 million Facebook users without their permission
Some consumers on a wait-list to buy the automaker's Model 3 may not get the price-cutting tax credit they were counting on
While the idea may echo a frightening sci-fi show, the retailing giant has something more pragmatic in mind
U.S. chipmaker targeted by Chinese rival is pouring money into developing the wireless broadband technology
Megamerger of two chipmaking giants is getting shut down by the U.S. on national security concerns
New research finds false information on Twitter travels six times faster than the truth and reaches far more people
States with more Democrats have higher share of electric cars and bigger incentives to buy "green" vehicles
California restaurant chain looked for automated help after struggling with high turnover in its kitchens
Google's video service is taking down fake videos, but some conservatives say they're being unfairly targeted