Uber Loses $1.1B Investing In Food Delivery, Driverless Cars
Uber is still losing money as it expands its food delivery business and develops technology for driverless cars.
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Uber is still losing money as it expands its food delivery business and develops technology for driverless cars.
Shares in Twitter jumped Thursday after the social media company said revenue and user numbers exceeded forecasts in the latest quarter.
For the first time, the U.S. government's highway safety agency has approved a company's request to deploy a self-driving vehicle that doesn't meet federal safety standards that apply to cars and trucks driven by humans.
Scientists in the city at the center of China's virus outbreak have applied to patent a drug made by U.S. company Gilead Sciences Inc. to treat the disease.
Researchers at Stanford University have found new ways to explore the world's oceans with a cyborg creation that seems straight out of science fiction.
The San Jose City Council voted to re-design and expand the Diridon Train Station which will likely mean years of construction followed by increased trains, traffic and noise for neighborhoods near the tracks.
Twitter will begin to label and in some cases remove doctored or manipulated photos, audio and videos that are designed to mislead people.
The Justice Department official leading the investigation of big tech companies' market dominance is stepping aside from the department's Google probe.
Tesla's stock soared on Tuesday, continuing a remarkable rally in which the stock has soared for days, weeks and months.
There is no cure for the deadly Wuhan coronavirus, but several big biotech companies are hoping they can treat the symptoms with existing antiviral medications.
Alphabet for the first time disclosed the size of various business units within Google, including YouTube advertising.
Best-selling author Stephen King has quit Facebook after voicing concerns about false information and privacy. His Facebook profile has since been deleted
Apple is temporarily closing its 42 stores in mainland China, one of its largest markets, as the new coronavirus spreads rapidly and the death toll in that country rose to 259 on Saturday.
Business is booming in San Jose, waking up what some say was a sleepy downtown area.
Mark Zuckerberg sent a message to the public on Wednesday: Facebook is fine doing things that are unpopular, as long as people understand why.
