JEFF BEZOS

Fears over Donald Trump’s election were allayed once investors received the indication that the construction mogul will be pushing for more business-friendly policies.

Leaders of many tech companies, including Tim Cook and Elon Musk, have taken a position against President Donald Trump's policy to restrict immigration to the U.S.

Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has voiced out his thoughts about President Donald Trump's immigration ban in an email to his employees.

Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg criticized Trump’s executive order which reinstates the Global Gag Rule, saying it could have “terrible consequences for women and families around the world.”

Amazon announces 100,000 new “full-time, full benefit” jobs across the country over the next 18 months, while Trump quickly takes credit.

Roughly 40 percent of people across the U.S. said they supported the movement, while about 30 percent of those who were familiar with the group said they didn’t know its ultimate objective.

President-elect Donald Trump and some of his advisers, like Rudy Guiliani, have said they will consider creating a registry to keep track of all Muslims in the United States.

A member of the president-elect’s transition team’s executive committee Wednesday likened modern climate science to the medieval theory that said Earth is flat.

Drone delivery is picking up with companies such as Amazon and Domino's having already made their first deliveries.

Trump is apparently still smarting from Twitter's refusal to allow him to use an emoji to go with the #CrookedHillary hashtag.

Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey wasn't invited to Trump's meeting with prominent tech leaders because he blocked an emoji the Trump team wanted to launch for the hashtag #CrookedHillary.

Amazon reveals Prime Air, which promises to deliver packages with small drones in 30 minutes or less after placing an order. The company is currently conducting trials with customers in the UK.

More than 100 engineers, designers and business executives likened a suggested Muslim registry and mass deportations to the Holocaust and the internment of Japanese-Americans during World War II.

Apple CEO Tim Cook and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg are among the few tech leaders that will attend the upcoming roundtable meeting with Donald Trump.

Breakthrough Energy Ventures will be a partnership of governments, research institutions and investors to promote sustainable development.

After a divisive campaign, tech leaders and president-elect Donald Trump will allegedly have a roundtable meeting next week in New York.

The successful free-flight test run, which the company said was first of many, comes after a series of captive carry flights undertaken over the past few weeks.

Many opposed to Donald Trump began boycotting companies associated with him long before he became president-elect but now there's an app that keeps track of companies supporting Trump.

Unlike most of Silicon Valley, Peter Thiel was an early and vocal supporter of Donald Trump.

The cutback is part of an overall budget-tightening strategy at techno giant Alphabet.

The company's membership program in China won't include video and music streaming.