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Monday marked the first time that Alphabet reported quarterly revenue from Google's core advertising businesses as separate from its more experimental ventures.

As many as 30 employees were said to have been let go, only to be later told that they were simply on a shortlist.

SpaceX organized the Hyperloop Pod Competition Design Weekend at Texas A&M in College Station to help accelerate development of a functional Hyperloop.

The move is intended to cut high energy costs.

The Microsoft co-founder considered that question on Sunday in a rare interview with Kirsty Young, host of BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs.

The personal computer and printer specialist inked a deal with The Coca-Cola Company to print custom designs on Diet Coke bottles.

The new handheld microscope uses tiny mirrors and optical beams to zoom in and quickly create image scans at the cellular and subcellular level.

The ridesharing giant was found by a Paris court to havemade 'ambiguous' recommendations to its drivers.

Pindrop, founded in 2011, is a voice security company that combats fraud by analyzing and assigning risk to phone calls.

The embattled blood-testing startup's lab practices were found to be deficient.

Outsourcing companies are winning an outsize share of H-1Bs for a simple reason: the visa procurement process is a game of numbers, and they are going big.

The 'bloodbath' affected both senior and junior employees.

As concerns over driver safety have increased over the past few months, the ride service is reportedly piloting one solution in the backseats of cars in Charlotte, N.C.

Legal analytics company Lex Machina says Apple filed over 200 challenges to the Patent Trial and Appeal Board since 2012, almost 100 more than the second highest filer.

Uber rides made up 41 percent of expensed rides during the quarter, while rental cars made up only 39 percent.

The controversial Taiwanese manufacturer has reportedly offered more than $5 billion for struggling screen-maker Sharp.

Despite the severity of the crisis, Congress has not made resolving it a priority, and the issue has been barely mentioned in presidential debates.

If you're still wondering whether "123456" would make a strong password, the answer is still no.

Dick Costolo, who left the social-media company last summer, is helping to build something new.

Sidecar closed shop at the end of December after a multi-year fight to stay in the race against rivals Uber and Lyft and their ever-growing war chests and market shares.

The ridesharing giant has inked a deal with Airbus Group to test on-demand helicopter rides at the Sundance Film Festival this week.

This new method of fertilization is the latest discovery in a rapidly expanding field of microrobots being built for navigating the human body.

'The fundamentals are broken and whatever happens to the price in the short term, the long-term trend should probably be downwards,' developer wrote.

Execs say the changes 'reflect Foursquare maturing.'

With more than 40 million subscribers, PewDiePie has the single biggest YouTube channel and he's amassing a group of likeminded content creators to create content.

The new lawsuit follows a consumer lawsuit filed last week.

General Mills has filed a lawsuit against the yogurt company for its #NoBadStuff ad campaign.

This will also be the first time that the State of the Union will be available to stream on-demand.

The shared leasing pilot aims to attract customers who don't need a vehicle on a full-time basis, but still want some kind of ownership

Floating speakers and video games for dogs are just a few of the odd tech gadgets at CES.