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The US blacklisting some Chinese tech companies for repressing Muslims.

Neighborly's original focus was selling municipal bonds in smaller increments than the typical $5,000 lots, which would make it easier for residents to invest in their own communities.

U.S. and European regulators are at odds over a 737 Max fix.

The tech giant became the third U.S. company to hit a $1 trillion market cap.

First vaping death reported in Massachusetts

Best buy is going on a seasonal hiring spree and will be holding job fairs across the country to do so. 

An outbreak of Legionnaires' disease, a type of pneumonia, has sickened nearly 130 people and left another dead in North Carolina, according to health officials.

Bitcoin, the first cryptocurrency, launched just over a decade ago.

Joe Tsai is making his voice heard amid the row between the Houston Rockets and China.

Attorneys for the former Theranos founder and CEO filed a motion to withdraw as her legal counsel.

Tubi TV, the ad-supported free streaming service, is looking for $150 million in a new round of funding following a successful year in viewership.

PayPal said it would "remain supportive" of Libra but not participate.

Apple has filed a patent for 'smart clothing' that will sensor vital signs for a potential new line of athletic-wear.

Personal computer maker HP Inc said on Thursday it will cut about 7,000 to 9,000 jobs as part of its fiscal 2020 restructuring plan.

Anheuser-Busch is also planning a solar array to offset energy used to charge the trucks.

Ivanka Trump and Google CEO Sundar Pichai team up to train new crop of tech workers.

A Oregon doctor who says his sperm was improperly used to father over a dozen children is suing the “incredibly irresponsible” clinic.  

The House Judiciary Committee requested a trove of Facebook documents that the company's critics say will demonstrate how the social media giant unfairly leveraged its market dominance.

At Google, we see it as our job to help small businesses leverage the power of technology,  whether it’s finding new customers, teaching employees new skills, or working more efficiently.

Florida is the latest state to tell the DOJ they’re in favor of the deal.