Technology

U.S. District Court Judge Davila said he “found good cause” for the dismissal of a third juror in the criminal trial of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes.

Adobe told employees that it will abide by President Biden’s vaccine mandate since it is a government contractor.

Peloton’s massive sales uptick amid the pandemic put even more pressure on the company’s supply chain as global shipping and freight remain in crisis.

Amazon chief health officer Vin Gupta, a lung specialist, says air quality and ventilation is the biggest workplace challenge, but not only because of Covid.

Elon Musk’s SpaceX completed two test firings of Starship 20, preparing for the rocket’s first orbital launch while the FAA reviews its license request.

The move marks the first time since January the electric vehicle company made an intraday record.

Restaurants that are struggling to fill jobs are beginning to turn to robotic solutions to ease staffing challenges and to speed up operations.

Buy now, pay later is booming. For consumers, there are many advantages to installment payments. There are also downsides.

Intel’s earnings inconsistency has one investor bailing on the tech stock, but another says the latest quarter wasn’t all bad.

Google said Thursday it would remove YouTube apps from the Roku app store on Dec. 9 as the two sides fight over a new agreement.

U.S. intelligence officials have issued a stark warning: America’s status as a global superpower depends on maintaining a lead in five key technologies.

Tech billionaire Peter Thiel said this week that people should be more worried about “surveillance AI” than artificial general intelligences.

U.S. stock futures were mixed Friday, a day after the S&P 500 closed at a record and extended its run of winning sessions to seven.

CNBC meets those at the forefront of research and digital development to explore how the technology works and what environmental benefits it can bring.

Governments are piling pressure on tech giants like Facebook and Apple to grant authorities access to encrypted messages.

Tim Adams, president and CEO of the Institute of International Finance, told CNBC it was naïve to think there wouldn’t be bubbles created by green investment.

CNBC meets those at the forefront of research and digital development to explore how the technology works and what environmental benefits it can bring.

A growing number of renowned U.S. tech investors are moving to Europe to try and spot the next Klarna or Spotify.

FTX has its sights set on U.S. expansion after licensing and regulation obstacles are cleared, according to CEO Sam Bankman-Fried.

Right now, organizations are making best-faith estimates in their decarbonization plans — but they are only estimates, Karen Fang told CNBC.