The fintech's partnership with Amazon and Shopify delivered strong merchant and transaction volume growth, but a steep rise in expenses deepened Affirm's operating losses.

Any changes could shake-up how ride-hailing and delivery companies do business.

A former Apple employee alleged the practice disrupted her efforts to find a new job.

The deal, one of the largest ever in the semiconductor industry, drew no objections from the FTC.

Forbes, which is well known for wealth coverage and billionaire lists, said in a press release thatw the deal could help grow the media company’s digital asset coverage and provide opportunities to drive subscription and premium content sales.

Twitter reported mixed fourth-quarter results, but said it reduced the impact from Apple’s privacy changes.

The world's biggest contract manufacturer says overall supply chain woes will likely ease in the second half of this year.

Uber said it turned a profit on an adjusted basis, though it still burned through almost $200 million in cash.

The enterprise software company envisions offering a service that would allow artists to create NFTs to then sell on a marketplace like OpenSea, CNBC reported.

Disney began automatically bundling Disney+ with a Hulu offering, which helped lift Disney+ numbers in the U.S.

The company promises developer friendly policies, but questions remain.

The deal now just needs Discovery shareholder approval to close.

Alibaba earlier registered an additional 1 billion shares in the U.S., leading analysts to speculate SoftBank would sell off more of its massive holding in the Chinese e-commerce company.

The husband and wife are accused of laundering proceeds from a theft of cryptocurrency that in total is today worth $4.5 billion.

The $200 million investment values the company nearly three times higher than its previous funding round just three months ago.

Microsoft's never-ending need for stronger cybersecurity protections has reportedly led it to discussions with a firm with deep research and forensic chops.

The Omicron variant had a “significant impact on ride volumes” in January, Lyft CEO Logan Green told analysts, affecting the company's recovery.

The iPhone maker's new "Tap to Pay" feature puts the tech giant in competition with Block's point-of-sales provider Square as the go-to in-person payments solution for small businesses.

The online fitness equipment seller has announced an executive shakeup, mass layoff and expenditure restructuring as consumers return to gyms and abandon their at-home workout routines.

Given the weakness of U.S. tech stocks so far this year, SoftBank continues to face a tough environment.