The actor just made her second start-up investment, in dating app Bumble. Her investments will skew heavily toward companies with an element of social impact, and companies founded by women.

Regulators are accusing the company of buying up rising rivals to cement its dominance over social media.

Facing intense criticism, the crypto mining industry is trying to change the view that its energy-guzzling computers are harmful to the climate.

Alt News, an independent website, has emerged as a leading debunker of misinformation in the nation, but highlighting hate speech against minorities has put it on a collision course with the govern...

The alternative open-source operating system can handle common computing chores, runs on most PC hardware and has a low, low price of “free.”

In a rare sign of internal dissent, more than 100 employees have formed a group to agitate for better representation of conservative views.

The two tech giants settled a seven-year legal fight, concluding a series of battles over smartphone patents with little to show for them.

Driven by misgivings about how tap water is treated, start-ups are turning to springs and the air for purer sources — and drawing an elite audience.

Nearly a year into the experiment, digital racing appears to be paying off for fans, race teams and even tracks.

The coordinator organized the defense of government computer networks and critical infrastructure.

A new crop of internet browsers from Brave, DuckDuckGo and others offer stronger privacy protections than what you might be used to.

It sometimes seems that automated bots are taking over social media and driving human discourse. But some (real) researchers aren’t so sure.

The social media app is not available on Google’s app store, and the former president’s company and Google are publicly disagreeing about why.

The president plans to unveil a new regional economic framework, but some in the region wonder whether it will be an empty exercise.

A New Jersey man was accused of shoplifting and trying to hit an officer with a car. He is the third known Black man to be wrongfully arrested based on face recognition.

What if the problem we face is not too many black-hat hackers, but too few white-hat ones?

Chasing Tesla, companies like Lucid are finding that starting an E.V. from scratch has its advantages. A comparison with Mercedes-Benz’s new EQS shows how.

Explaining the “big tent conspiracy theory” that falsely claims that former President Trump is facing down a shadowy cabal of Democratic pedophiles.

Our columnist predicted in 2013 that Bitcoin, then a new digital currency, would soon die. He points to five assumptions he got wrong.

An experiment under 4,600 feet of Italian rock wasn’t immune from the pandemic’s interruption.

After carrying a camera across battlefields, he became a magazine photographer known for his images of famous subjects like John F. Kennedy and Georgia O’Keeffe.

Thanks to the invention he helped create in the 1970s, people can send email over an office network or visit a website through a coffee shop hot spot.

Friends With Benefits is a V.I.P. lounge for crypto’s creative class. Is it empty hype or the future of friendship?

A new crop of internet browsers from Brave, DuckDuckGo and others offer stronger privacy protections than what you might be used to.

The campaign detailed by a cybersecurity firm highlights Beijing’s increasingly sophisticated tactics to spy on an array of targets, including countries it considers friends.

The executives, who have now testified several times in recent years, will most likely face some new questions about how they handled the election.

The rise of the seemingly innocuous app is forcing Americans to consider a world influenced by a Chinese-backed social media network.

The editorial head of a socialist website complained that Google is censoring the internet by curbing search traffic to his publication.

Wesley R. Gray, the quantitative investing guru who wants to “get rid of the human,” gets dozens of financial professionals to trek miles for time with him.

The Federal Trade Commission said LifeLock, an identity protection service, failed to deliver on promises it would guard personal data and inform users when their information was breached.

Tim Berners-Lee wants to put people in control of their personal data. He has technology and a start-up pursuing that goal. Can he succeed?

The chronicles of Darius Kazemi and the bot he wrote that buys him random crap.

Not all bots on Twitter are out to spam, hack or misinform you. These science-themed bots dole out humor, factual information and galactic perspective.

Plague Inc. has been around for eight years. In the coronavirus crisis, it’s tapping into fears but also offering comfort.

Do Kwon, a South Korean entrepreneur, hyped the Luna and TerraUSD cryptocurrencies. Their failures have devastated some traders, though not the investment firms that cashed out early.

Formula E, which will finish its season in Brooklyn this month, is a laboratory for automakers to work on problems like range, charging time and excess heat.

The ride-hailing service is partnering with Carnegie Mellon University, a hotbed for research in robotics and other artificial intelligence.

Apple was granted a design patent this week for the page turn in an e-reader application. This is not from The Onion.