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Gloomy earnings reports from retailers overshadowed Friday’s strong April retail sales data.

CEO Tim Cook has been mum on his company's electric car plans. But a sharp rise in R&D spending suggests those plans are huge.

Apple has lots to gain from an alliance with Didi Chuxing, including better insight into the world's No. 2 economy — and winning over its government.

The investment in Didi Chuxing gives Apple, which has hired dozens of automotive experts, a sizable stake in Uber’s chief rival in China.

The company that owns Google briefly pulled ahead of the iPhone maker to become the largest U.S. company with a market cap of $498.56 billion.

Samsung will launch its Galaxy Note 6 smartphone a month ahead of the expected launch of the iPhone 7.

Facebook-owned WhatsApp, the world’s biggest messaging service, has launched desktop versions of its app for Windows and Mac.

Xiaomi aims to capitalize on demand for large-screen smartphones with the launch of the 6.4-inch Mi Max phablet.

Here are the two reasons economists cheer a rising “quits rate.”

In Viv’s first live demo, founder and CEO Dag Kittlaus demonstrated Viv working across several apps of its “friends” while onstage at TechCrunch Disrupt NY, the annual tech conference.

Twitter will reportedly cut off U.S. intelligence agencies from access to a service that analyzes the social media platform’s entire output.

After years of saying the future is video on demand, online video companies are clamoring to add live packages to their offerings.

Several domestic cloud services have been shut down, or have announced closure, in China for allegedly allowing storage of pornographic and pirated content.

Despite year-on-year growth of 56 percent in the last quarter, Apple holds just 2.5 percent of the Indian smartphone market.

A group of eight prominent women in Silicon Valley have launched "Project Include" to bring more racial and gender diversity to the tech industry’s workforce.

The U.S. tech giant has lost a trademark battle over the iPhone name to a Beijing-based company that makes leather goods.

Weak economic numbers from China and Europe reignited worries about global growth, while sinking oil prices dragged down energy shares.

By 2020, retail spending among Hispanics will grow 1.6 percent compared with millennial growth of 0.6 percent, Morgan Stanley said in a research report.

Samsung will reportedly make the move to the USB-C standard when it launches its next flagship devices, the Galaxy Note 6, later this year.

Take a look back at some of the most memorable fashion choices from previous years ahead of Monday’s event.

A smartphone linked to Perry Cohen and Austin Stephanos, both 14, was recovered in March when their boat was found near the Bahamas.

The major market indexes closed lower for a second day Friday as investors assessed corporate earnings and data showing inflation barely rose in March.

The Chinese internet company is looking to double smart home sales in 2016 amid a slowing smartphone market.

CEO Mark Zuckerberg's company grew its user base 15 percent over the past year to 1.65 billion, and is using that data to fuel its ad business.

When the agency hired an outside party to unlock a gunman's phone, it did not purchase the rights to the technique, an FBI official said.

The body of an unidentified male was found Wednesday in a conference room at the company's campus in Cupertino, California.

The world’s most valuable company was worth $574 billion before its dismal earnings report. Now it's worth $539 billion.

Microsoft says it is committed to Windows Mobile and has “next generation products­” in development.

Hiya, a new standalone company out of Whitepages, hopes to end robocalling and spam texts on a global scale.