Epic is phoning customers to explain that it's withdrawing support for Google Cloud, instead focusing on AWS and Microsoft Azure.
OPEC Secretary-General Mohammed Barkindo said Friday to CNBC that worldwide oil demand could surprise to the upside over the course of 2020.
The U.S. agency that can mandate vehicle recalls, the NHTSA, is evaluating Tesla drivers' complaints of sudden unintended acceleration.
A new book alleges that Trump complained in 2017 that it was "just so unfair that American companies aren't allowed to pay bribes to get business overseas."
The Trump administration announced Friday that it will pass oversight of some commercial firearm exports from the State Department to the Commerce Department.
Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei said attacking military bases housing U.S. troops in Iraq earlier this month was a "day of God."
Morgan Stanley and Nomura analysts on Friday raised their price targets for Apple stock as the tech giant's shares continue to surge.
PopSockets is one of several retailers that took Amazon to task during Friday's House antitrust hearing.
Adidas is banking on pop icon Beyonce, who's dominated the airwaves for more than two decades, to do the same for the company with her new adidas x Ivy Park athletic wear collection, which makes its debut in adidas stores and online at midnight.
An island popular with divers and Komodo dragon enthusiasts, Flores is experiencing a tourism boom thanks to its natural beauty and an ambitious plan to build "Ten New Balis" around Indonesia.
Representatives from Sonos, PopSockets, Basecamp and Tile told a House panel on Friday about what they see as unfair practices by the Big Tech firms.
Powerful governments in Ghana and Nigeria have rejected the incoming currency bloc.
Leading U.K. psychiatrists say tech giants should be forced to hand over data on how children are affected by harmful online content.
The U.K. is a major player in the offshore wind sector.
Where are we heading? ? thousands of politicians and business leaders will address this question as they attend this year's World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland.
Nearly a year after acquiring 21st Century Fox's film and television assets, Disney is finally dropping the Fox name from its studio's names.
Blockchain has topped the list of skills bosses are looking for in employees around the world this year, according to professional social media platform LinkedIn.
The EU is revamping plans that could force smartphone makers, such as Apple, to share the same charging method.
"Give us some direct feedback, critique. What are we doing horribly?" Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey asked Telsa CEO Elon Musk in a video of what appears to be a company event. "If you were running Twitter, what would you do?" Here's what Musk said.
A rare British coin featuring the profile of abdicated King Edward VIII has sold for a record £1 million ($1.3 million).
Beijing would want to stabilize its economy, boost market confidence, and have tariffs reduced, said Eleanor Olcott, China policy analyst at TS Lombard.
A staggering gender pay gap at one of the U.S.'s top Wall Street banks has prompted the company to readjust the salaries of some of its female employees.
The January get-together kicks off on Monday, with those in attendance scheduled to focus on the intensifying climate crisis.
A U.S. proposal that the future international tax reform could be optional for companies is a "non-starter," French Finance Minister Bruno Le Maire said on Friday.
The COP26 summit will be held in the Scottish city of Glasgow later this year.
Ukraine's Prime Minister Oleksiy Honcharuk has submitted a letter of resignation and President Volodymur Zelenskiy will consider it, the presidential office said on Friday.
China said Friday its economy grew by 6.1% in 2019, meeting expectations even amid a trade dispute with the U.S.
Alphabet became the fourth U.S. technology company to reach $1 trillion in market value, as Big Tech becomes an ever bigger part of the economy.
Trump "fired her probably, at least ? to my knowledge ? at least four, five times," Parnas told MSNBC's Rachel Maddow.
The decision by a Japanese politician to take paternity leave has been heralded as a major milestone for a culture stymied by deep-seated gender imbalance and extreme working hours.