The $387 billion electric automaker recently reported its fifth consecutive quarter of profit.

The company’s revenue drop wasn't nearly as steep as online travel competitors Booking Holdings and Expedia Group.

Parler, a platform that markets itself as free speech oasis, has financial backing from influential Republican donor Rebekah Mercer.

It now puts it on par with other streaming cable bundles like YouTubeTV

Google worries that it will be at a disadvantage in court if its in-house lawyers can't see the information rivals provided to prosecutors in its antitrust case.

Gregg Lemkau was an advisor to big media and tech firms.

Direct-to-consumer sales saw an 11.4% decrease from the same period last year.

The agreement comes after a months-long standoff between WarnerMedia and Amazon.

The grants are part of a $10 billion earth fund Bezos is setting up.

The group is led by Austrian campaigner Max Schrems, who has previously taken Facebook to court in Europe over the company’s handling of user data.

The launch for NASA is a milestone for commercial spaceflight, which could soon be followed with trips for private customers.

The sale of the Japanese unit is part of Walmart's effort to reshape its global strategy and focus more on fast-growing markets like India.

The warning comes two months after Microsoft raised the alarm about hackers in Russia, China and Iran aiming to disrupt the presidential election.

CEO Dara Khosrowshahi is making a logical choice to cut and run.

Comcast is folding Comcast Ventures into its corporate business development division as it sees to focus more on strategic investments.

The Trump administration gives TikTok an extension on its national security review which could mean the forced sale of the video sharing app is now on the back burner.

Musk said he had symptoms of a "typical cold" and there was "something extremely bogus" about the contradictory results of his Covid tests.

DoorDash's revenue rose 226% in the first nine months of this year while the company turned cash flow positive after burning more than half a billion dollars in 2019.

Tencent's rally on strong earnings comes after Chinese tech stocks plunged earlier this week on China's new draft antitrust rules.

The extraordinary rebuke to China’s most lauded tech entrepreneur whose apps have become embedded in the daily lives of hundreds of millions of Chinese shows the fragile status of private enterprise under the authoritarian regime.