Events

Despite Republican frontrunner Donald Trump’s calls for a tariff on companies manufacturing vehicles outside of the United States, Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) CEO Mark Fields says he’s determined to continue to be a globally-competitive business.

Deflation may be public enemy #1 for the Federal Reserve.       

The family-hauling minivan is not dead in the eyes of Fiat Chrysler CEO Sergio Marchionne, who says he hopes to roll out a new one at next year's North American International Auto Show in Detroit.

The star-studded Webby Awards honored people and companies who showed outstanding digital innovation in New York on Monday night. 

New York has an annual series of events devoted to its burgeoning tech sector, known as “Internet Week.” Starting on May 19, more than 45,000 people will celebrate technology in the city.

Some closing craziness on the final day of the Electronic Entertainment Expo in Los Angeles: ___ Toward the end of the last decade, "Rock Band" and "Guitar Hero" owned E3.

Samsung and other electronics companies used the IFA trade show in Berlin to showcase their holiday lineups.

8:50 a.m. PT Doors open, and hundreds of people lined up outside are let into The Galen Center in Los Angeles for Microsoft's Xbox briefing for E3, the video game industry's annual conference.

On the heels of a $40 million round in January, Indiegogo announced a new financing round Tuesday. The crowdfunding site is raising capital from Virgin’s Richard Branson, PayPal founder Max Levchin, investor Tim Draper and Yahoo Chairman Maynard Webb.

Ad tech is all about making it possible to send better messages to consumers. So it’s a little ironic that the industry has a bit of a communication problem.

Mayor de Blasio unveiled his plan for New York's technology community at Internet Week on Monday. The mayor's vision for the city focuses on better Internet access for low-income individuals and an increased technology presence in all five New York City boroughs.  

In a heated conversation at Internet Week with USA Today’s Michael Wolff, Aereo CEO Chet Kanojia was repeatedly asked to explain why he’s not a “thief.”

Mayor de Blasio is looking to address the New York tech community for the first time at the opening of Internet Week on May 19th. De Blasio is expected to present his vision for the role of technology in New York City.

The 7th annual Internet Week kicks off in New York City next week and the festivities are expected to attract 45,000 people, while 250 events are expected to take place between May 19th to May 25th.