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IBM's Chief Privacy Officer explains why a national data privacy law is needed.

Artificial Intelligence is revamping the restaurant industry.

Artificial intelligence might be taking our jobs and it is already making our pizza.

A significant number of banking jobs could be lost over the next decade to robots.

Altria owns a 35.5 percent stake in Juul, which last week made the major announcement that it would suspend all advertising in the United States.

A look at where stocks that stand to be affected by the net neutrality ruling ended the trading session.

UPS is getting into the "drone airline" delivery business.

In 2017, the FCC reclassified broadband Internet access service as an information service, rather than as a telecommunications service.

It's not the first time Yahoo, which is owned by Verizon, has been compromised. The Internet company was previously ordered to pay $117.5 million in the wake of a data breach

Zuckerberg candidly discussed a wide range of topics in two hours of audio from open meetings with employees in July, obtained by The Verge.

The current market climate may not be receptive for IPOs given some recent under-performing offerings.

Remember Enron? A gallery of famous whistleblowers, in the wake of the Cambridge Analytica whistleblower's book deal

Starting this week, Americans will be able donate as much as $200 to their favorite candidates.

Zuckerberg is expected to discuss the future of internet regulation.

The FTC has shifted resources to establish a dedicated technology task force.

State attorneys general are reportedly preparing to announce a new investigation next week.

A document was said to be titled "NY Negative Statements."

The search giant, however, “strongly” disagreed with the characterization of its employment practices.