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Electric car maker Tesla Motors Inc. racked up a big loss in the first quarter because of production problems with its new SUV, but investors cheered the news that it's on target to meet its delivery goals this year and bring its new, low-cost car to market by 2017.
Hulu will offer a live-streaming service in 2017 that will offer a mix of cable and broadcast programming as well as news, sports and events.
Facebook rewarded a computer wiz kid from Finland $10,000 for finding a security flaw in Instagram.
Apple Inc. has lost a legal fight with a Chinese company that a Beijing court says is allowed to use the iPhone name on wallets and handbags.
Pennsylvania State Police say an elderly woman's Facebook friend stole her $78,000 life savings by convincing her that they needed the money to import BMWs into the United States.
Experts say get ready, the Zika virus is coming to the United States and while there is no vaccine or cure, there is some good news. Rival teams of scientists are joining forces for the public good.
Florida Governor Rick Scott is attempting to lure California companies to Florida by highlighting his state's low minimum wage.
Hundreds of interracial families rallied behind Old Navy after the retailer posted an ad that set off a barrage of negative comments.
The tables may be turning in Silicon Valley, as slumping sales of ping pong and foosball tables point to a slowdown, according to the San Jose man who provides them to much of the tech industry.
Fiat Chrysler and Google will work together to more than double the size of Google's self-driving vehicle fleet by adding 100 Chrysler Pacifica minivans.
Ride-hailing service Uber and the online payments unit of e-commerce giant Alibaba Group are expanding a partnership to allow Chinese travelers to summon and pay for a car anywhere Uber operates.
Google and Fiat Chrysler are on the verge of inking a deal to develop 100 self-driving minivan prototypes.
Who is Satoshi Nakamoto? For many in the tech world, the identity of bitcoin's elusive creator has been a long-running parlor game. And the speculation might not be over.
Rapper 50 Cent is in hot water again, but this time it's not over his bankruptcy case - it's for mocking an autistic airport worker.
Uber is disputing a report that the ride-hailing service intends to do away with its much-maligned surge pricing.
