For U.S. tech giants, European rules could be game-breakers
The EU wants much stricter restrictions on hate speech and extremist content, vs. America's laissez-faire approach
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Get ready for "unlimited data" of 5G networks in 2019
Next-gen networks will have vast capacity so your phone can handle data even in massive crowds
Facebook now lets you order food
Social-media giant wants to simplify process of ordering out, while keeping you on its site
Shell buys charging network in first move into electric cars
As electric vehicles go mainstream, oil giant acquires one of Europe's largest providers of charging stations
Bitcoin prices hit all-time high, tops Goldman Sachs in value
Experts warn the digital currency is a bubble waiting to pop, but others see prices continuing to surge
Instagram COO on creating "technology for kindness"
Marne Levine spoke to Norah O'Donnell about measures the social network is taking to keep its platform safe for users
How to save the planet with bacteria poop
Sounds gross, but it's a groundbreaking technology for recycling carbon emissions into fuel, plastic, even clothing
Equifax takes down web page, but denies new hack
Hackers may have altered credit report company's website so it sends malware to customers
Richard Branson investing in hyperloop project
British mogul calls the planned ultra-fast transportation service the "world's most revolutionary train"
Don't fall for this iPhone X scam
If a post offering a free iPhone X pops up in your social media feed, it's probably a scam
Amazon's latest target: teens with spending money
The online retail giant's teen shopping service will allow parents to set spending limits and approve orders
Steve Ballmer says social media can't stop fake news
The Twitter investor and ex-Microsoft CEO says in TV interview that social networks need to adopt new strategies to restrain fake news
Elon Musk: Tesla can power up Puerto Rico
CEO of Tesla pitches solar-powered replacement for island's electricity infrastructure destroyed by Hurricane Maria
Logging off: AOL discontinuing pioneering Instant Messenger
The online service said it's shutting down its AIM program after two decades, as consumers shift to social media and texting
How stoves can help solve a global pollution crisis
Around the world, 3 billion people have to use dirty fuels for heat and cooking, giving entrepreneurs an idea
Federal actions around voting system expand weeks ahead of midterms
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Trump says Zelenskyy doesn't want to end Russia's war on Ukraine
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Supreme Court turns away appeal from alleged 9/11 mastermind
U.S. lauds Israel for arresting 10 over West Bank settler attacks
Expedition to find Amelia Earhart's missing plane comes up empty
