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According to a new report, Huawei software from 2009 to 2011 was found to contain backdoors that allowed for unauthorized access to personal and business data.

Mixed open likely for the U.S markets Tuesday after U.S. stock index futures pointed to different directions.

According to reports Monday, Breyanna Dean, 24, used an unidentified male associate’s old phone to access his social media accounts.

Samsung recently revealed the Sero TV that can be turned vertically for social media content viewing and is made for the smartphone generation.

Half of Tesla's upcoming production of electric vehicles will go to Europe and China.

Alphabet, the parent company of Google, has announced that it added nearly 20,000 employees in the last year taking the total headcount to 103,549 in the first quarter of 2019, up from 85,050 a year ago.

The United States again is the world's top spender on defense.

Flat open likely for the U.S markets Monday after the U.S. stock index futures were mostly unchanged in the morning.

Chinese smartphone company Nubia has released its latest entry into the gaming devices market: the Red Magic 3.

Apple’s second-quarter earnings coming up on Tuesday are keenly awaited by market participants to know how far the Q2 results will impact the tech giant’s stock. The stock is up 43 percent since January.

Prince Philip's jokes and insensitive remarks often caused a stir among people from other nations.

Humans are expected to colonize Planet Mars in the near future, but what jobs could be available?

Warren Buffet's Chinese electric car company, BYD, is doing a lot better than Tesla operationally.

Cupertino is finally realizing the worth of a market it had ignored for too long.

The big-screen theater company had weak theater system sales but sees brighter times ahead.

Luckin Brands’ impressive revenue growth is offset by its jaw-dropping losses.

Scientists discovered that caffeine could be an efficient alternative to solar cells made up of silicon.

3M's weak Q1 earnings forecast helps drag down the Dow while its own stock remains on track to hit a record low.

Douyu, which some consider the true “Twitch of China,” emerges to challenge video game streamer Huya.

The tech giants are blocking access to data about alleged labor violations.

Nintendo Switch is going great guns thanks to its bevy of popular games.