Deceptive videos, audio and images are more sophisticated and easier to make as the tech industry wrestles with how to keep up.

Lawmakers criticized the FDA for not updating its guidance on prescription-drug promotion on social media for about a decade.

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. shares rose as trading resumed after the Lunar New Year holiday, helped by strong January sales and bullish sentiment for chip stocks globally.

Grieving parents made these audio deepfakes to stir the emotions of lawmakers. But they also mark a new era for artificial intelligence.

The artificial-intelligence aide handles email, meetings and other things, but its price and limited use have some skeptical it is a must-have tool.

The company said it had made progress toward separating its internet-of-things and cybersecurity businesses and expects a positive cash position in the coming fiscal year.

Obstacles include staffing, a cyclical market and a lack of viable chip makers.

Online quizzes can start a conversation—but shouldn’t end a relationship, say couples and experts.

Social-media childproofing is rarely used. Instead, companies should protect kids—and parents should teach teens to defend themselves.

The killer apps for Apple’s new Vision Pro will be the same ones we already use every day.

The latest move from Delaware comes after his multibillion-dollar pay package from Tesla was struck down.

The OpenAI chief executive is pursuing investors including the U.A.E. for a project possibly requiring as much as $7 trillion.

Disney’s $1.5 billion stake in Epic Games provides an opportunity to grow the popular videogame.

The search giant plans to charge $20 a month for Gemini Advanced, company’s most powerful chatbot.

Shein and TikTok are expanding in Amazon’s backyard and recruiting its employees.

These combination ski-skates strap to any winter boot and let you glide over cross-country trails, shred down groomed downhill paths and save money, too

Musk has said X would pay legal bills for people who say they were unfairly fired for posts on his platform.

Infineon lowered its sales forecast for fiscal 2024 by about 2% after first-quarter revenue missed expectations and as the company reckoned with months of weak demand for chips in personal electronics.

Social-networking apps have increased notifications, even if you are not very active. Here is how to fix that.

Meta Platforms, begun as a digital student directory, has roared through two decades of growth to become a tech giant with more than three billion active users.

Over the past half decade, fees have crept up—while perks have gone away.

A crowd of mostly die-hard Apple fans waited outside the Fifth Avenue store in New York, looking to be among the first to get their hands on the company’s new virtual-reality headset.

Construction on two factories now is slated to be finished in late 2026 as the company also waits for government incentives.

Revenue for the crucial iPhone business grew nearly 6%, even as China sales continue to be a concern for investors.

The company’s sales increased to $40.11 billion in the three months through December, up 25% compared with the year-earlier period.

The company will hold a shareholder vote to decide whether to transfer its state of incorporation from Delaware, its CEO said.

As apps busily rip off the sort of year-end usage reports Spotify sends out, a few recaps—like those from Strava and Duolingo—can actually help you achieve your personal goals. Here, a guide.

Zoom Video Communications will cut almost 2% of staff, the latest in a string of tech-industry layoffs in recent weeks.

Two lawmakers released Meta internal documents showing that officials asked the CEO to invest in protections for children.

The company logged better-than-expected revenue in the latest quarter, led by growth in handsets and automotive.

A heated towel bar will bring a more spa-like atmosphere to your home—and can be as easy to use as plugging in a hair dryer.

From celebrity “spit parties” to a drop in the bucket: The once-hot DNA-testing company is struggling to profit.

Authorities stopped the shipment by the autonomous-trucking company TuSimple in its latest tangle with the American government.

The company posted $21.9 billion in net income for the December quarter, a 33% gain and the strongest profit growth in more than two years.

The miss sent shares tumbling despite strong growth in other areas of the search giant’s business.

Ambitions are lofty at the brain-chip implant company, but its immediate future rests on helping severely disabled people.

Broadcom in November closed its $69 billion deal to acquire VMware, a virtualization technology company.

Navient is looking to reduce its expense base by about $400 million, based on its 2023 operating expenses.