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A battle that would rival any played on an Xbox or Play Station is underway, featuring the maker of one of the world’s most popular video games and tech titans Apple and Google.

The Knot now has its own wedding registry where couples can pick from thousands of items, the company said Wednesday.

This is Instagram’s answer to TikTok.  

FOX Sports launched a new, completely redesigned FOX Sports App and website on Monday that offers an innovative design concept catering specifically to the modern sports fan.  

Oprah, former New York Yankee CC Sabathia and more stars are using exclusive app Clubhouse

Wells Fargo directed its employees last week to delete the Chinese video-sharing app TikTok from all company-owned devices due to privacy concerns.

One way the administration is eyeing to mount its crackdown and possible ban is through the government's Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States, also known as CFIUS, according to people with direct knowledge of the matter.

Uber is launching grocery delivery services in several Canadian and Latin American cities.

Airbnb emailed users on Wednesday, reminding them of its new anti-discrimination initiative, Project Lighthouse.

The new app Flood Factor will help Americans figure out if their home is risk of flooding.

Artist behind blockbuster movie was known for 'breaking boundaries'

As seniors suffer from isolation and loneliness, companies are creating VR trips to help them stay connected.

Yum! Brands sued GrubHub for breaking a delivery deal the companies made in 2018, in which Yum bought $200 million in GrubHub stock and GrubHub agreed to delivery KFC and Taco Bell.

Walmart’s physical locations, merged shopping apps and Express Delivery have made it successful during the coronavirus, according to a recent report.

Here’s how Huawei’s new Honor Play 4 Pro can check for high temperatures.

Sarah Hlad, 20, told FOX Business how much she makes on an average day as an Instacart shopper.

Here’s what you need to know about Zoom, from how much it costs to how many people use it.

Ride-sharing app Lyft is piloting an “essential deliveries” program as a new option for its drivers as the coronavirus pandemic has led to a drop in rides.

The company will be laying off or furloughing 35% of its staff .

Governments in China, Singapore, Israel and South Korea that are already using such data credit the practice with helping slow the spread of the virus.