Smart home devices don't usually lose support unexpectedly, unless something drastic happens, such as a company collapsing.

New virtual trainers from Fitbit, Peloton and Apple aim to keep your workouts on track.

The president has backed policies that allow the industry to grow unfettered. The mutually beneficial alliance is causing concern among some conservatives. Credit...Álvaro-Bernis Supported by By ...

CHAT has delivered a much stronger one-year return but at a significantly higher expense ratio than VGT VGT holds more stocks, is far larger and more liquid, and is less volatile than the concentrated ...

The US government is launching an early career hiring and talent development program to bring more technology and artificial intelligence employees to the public sector, as part of the Trump ...

To cut down on platform overload with an AI “event crew” Tech company Markus AI recently debuted what it's calling the first complete AI event crew, built to eliminate the digital friction created by ...

A Westminster man pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud related to a technical support scam, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Maryland. On Thursday, officials ...

A retired lawyer lost the money in a tech support scam, a type of online fraud that is surging. Citibank said it couldn’t recover the funds, which criminals wired from inside his account. David Welles ...

CHAT has delivered much higher 1-year returns but comes with a steeper expense ratio and a narrower sector focus. VGT offers far greater diversification, lower costs, and a much deeper pool of assets ...

Antonio Forenza was working as head of research and development at Rakuten Symphony, a telecom subsidiary of the Japanese conglomerate, when he realized that he needed to find a better way to manage ...

SALT LAKE CITY — Just a few weeks ago, BYU and Texas Tech fans came together to help a Red Raider family in crisis. Now, just a few days before their next matchup, Texas Tech fans are trying to give ...

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