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A big private event booking in San Francisco set for early September has fueled more speculation.

Microsoft changed the world with this product.

Customers who bought phones between September 2014 and January 2015 can get their back-of-phone cameras fixed for free.

This leak is larger than the first and appears to contain the emails of the CEO who runs Ashley Madison's parent company.

Carbon3D has raised $100 million in a funding round led by Google Ventures.

The digital payments company bought mobile commerce startup Modest.

StoreDot's goal is for electric cars to travel hundreds of miles after just five minutes of charging.

The founder of Fig says the game industry is one of the strongest crowdfunding categories.

Ryan Keating offers his take on the on-demand virtual assistant company's demise.

The video streaming service, owned by Twitter, says it has 10 million registered accounts.

The embattled retailer warned investors could face 'substantial or total losses' of their investments.

The former venture capitalist, who just stepped down as CEO of Reddit, was ordered to pay trial costs related to the discrimination case she lost this year.

With increased responsibility comes the ability to delegate and organize your schedule in a more effective manner.

The music streaming service is rumored to be considering new limitations on its free version.

Force Touch allows users to press down firmly to find other features within apps with fewer steps.

Tran Wills is a successful business owner and mom. She's proven she excels at both, and now she's sharing how she makes it work.

While it's not strange for a large patent holder to sell off patents, IBM's method is raising some eyebrows.

Having just released Windows 10, the tech giant is looking to pay out big bucks to bug hunters.

Craft beer breweries are increasing in number and having a significant impact on the market.

Facebook's latest patent suggests lenders could approve or deny loans based on a user's social connections.

The EcoTank is reportedly launching in September.

Facebook, Airbnb and Microsoft announced new plans to hire more women and minorities. More than 90 startups were represented at the event.

Tusk Ventures is the consultancy behind Uber's successful fight against NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio.

The recall was voluntary after the company received 10 complaints.

Facebook wants to blanket the planet with Internet connectivity, and it's developed a huge, solar-powered aircraft to help it do so.

The company reported a loss, a co-founder left and the stock nose-dived.

Even if their employers offered unlimited vacation days, most people wouldn't take any more time off than they do now.

The game turns players into squids.

Turtle Beach designed the technology for gamers, but soon realized people with hearing loss could benefit from it.

How the tech giant's plan will and won't help startups.