PayPal sorry after telling dead woman she violated contract
Husband notified the online payments company of his wife's death, only to get a rude surprise
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Husband notified the online payments company of his wife's death, only to get a rude surprise
"Active Shooter" is branded as a "SWAT simulator" that lets players choose between being an active shooter terrorizing a school or the SWAT team responding to the shooting
Company says evidence of "unauthorized access" at TIO Networks appeared during a recent investigation
One tech industry CEO says he "felt angry" and banned neo-Nazis, but questions whether it was the right decision
Payments firm says its service may not be used to support groups that promote "hate, violence or racial intolerance"
Dan Schulman on how digital payments can level the playing field
Losses stem from PayPal and other businesses canceling projects, but the true costs could be higher
The businesses signed onto a brief filed in high school senior Gavin Grimm’s lawsuit against the Gloucester County school board
The social network's messaging app is the latest to offer currency exchanges and payments using a bot
The tech billionaire and Trump adviser gained this status in 2011 without ever even leaving California
"CBS This Morning" got an exclusive look at how the online giant is monitoring transactions from around the world at its command center in San Jose
PayPal has canceled a planned expansion to North Carolina over the state's controversial "bathroom bill"
State sees more fallout after passing controversial law that struck down anti-discrimination protections for LGBT community
With the tech billionaire set to make his case for why Donald Trump should be president, Silicon Valley is baffled and amused
The Canadian circus company joins Bruce Springsteen and Ringo Starr in canceling shows booked in the state over anti-LGBT law
Governor backpedals after Germany's largest lender opts out of an expansion plan that would have created jobs in the state
As PayPal and others exit and more companies shift toward LGBT inclusion, states with discriminatory laws will suffer
Payment processor is latest example of corporate opposition to new limits on legal protections for LGBT individuals in the state
A growing list of companies are objecting to the state's move derailing local rules to prevent discrimination
Venture capitalist Michael Goguen says graphic lawsuit against him stems from a romance turned sour
Slow worldwide economic growth and low interest rates push companies to combine, with value of global deals up 37 percent
Holiday shopping rush causes overwhelms online payment provider and discount retailer, causing technical troubles
Lyft, Paypal and other companies have snuck in clauses that allow them to call or text customers with unwanted promotions
Consumer protection agency accuses payment service of enrolling people in online service without their permission
Could ingestible password pills and tiny computer tattoos finally kill the password?