Google's parent company, Alphabet, made a bid to acquire Fitbit, a source familiar with the matter tells CNBC.

Google saw an increase in spending on research and development, sales and marketing, and general administrative fees in Q3 2019 compared to the same time last year.

Exemptions on nearly 1,000 products are set to expire in December.

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The agency is also looking to require rural carriers to replace their Huawei and ZTE gear, and for ways to fund that effort.

China is studying the application of blockchain and artificial intelligence in cross-border financing with a focus on risk management, and will further liberalize its capital markets, a senior foreign exchange regulator said on Sunday.

Microsoft looks to be making Windows 10X available not just on dual-screen and foldable devices, but on clamshell laptops, as well, according to newly leaked documents.

The EU has agreed to extend Brexit until 31 January 2020, according to a tweet from the European Council president. Donald Tusk said the bloc would allow for a so-called "flextension" - meaning the UK could leave before the deadline if a deal was approved by Parliament.

It's no secret that AMD has benefited from Intel's ongoing processor shortage.

The US-China trade war is rocking America's manufacturing industry. It's denting profits for major companies like Hasbro and Caterpillar. And farmers are hurting badly.

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Profits at China's industrial firms contracted for the second straight month in September as producer prices continued their slide, highlighting the toll a slowing economy and protracted U.S. trade war are having taken on corporate balance sheets.

The president directed former Defense Secretary James Mattis to push Amazon out of the bidding for a lucrative cloud computing deal, a bio of Mattis reportedly says.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is preparing to grant China's Huawei access to the UK's future 5G telecoms network, the Sunday Times reported on Sunday.

Nokia is struggling to keep pace with its rivals in the race to 5G.

Amazon.com on Thursday forecast revenue and profit for the holiday quarter below expectations, as it faces fierce competition and rising costs from its plan to speed up delivery times globally.

The BBC has made its international news website available via the Tor network, in a bid to thwart censorship attempts.

Forget the Galaxy Fold. This prototype from TCL has a 10-inch screen and folds in two different directions.

Idaho-based memory chipmaker Micron Technology on Thursday challenged rival Intel with a new line of hard drives aimed at data centers, just as the two companies are on the cusp of formally ending a joint venture of more than a decade that developed the technology.

South Korea's industry ministry on Thursday vowed to make all-out efforts to overcome existing hurdles in the chip industry, which has been struggling with a cyclical downturn and sluggish global demand.

STMicroelectronics NV said Thursday that third-quarter net profit fell, but turnover exceeded its expectations.

Samsung's Exynos Modem 5123 boasts 5.1Gbps download speed for sub-6GHz spectrum and 7.35Gb for mmWave.

South Korea's LG Display will chop its spending by 500 billion won ($427 million) and revamp its older LCD TV production lines after falling to a third-quarter loss, it said on Wednesday.

Shares spiked more tan 20% after Tesla posted the surprise profit and said it was ahead of schedule with a new factory in Shanghai.

Microsoft beat expectations on the top and bottom lines, but revenue guidance was lower than expected.

The Chinese company is releasing a limited edition Mate 30 Pro 5G to celebrate.

As Samsung prepares for the Fold, these other companies have big plans, too.

They come from TP-Link's Kasa smart home brand, which is also debuting a new multicolor light strip. You'll be able to control all of it with Alexa and Google Assistant.

A set of technology vendors including Microsoft, ABB, Fortinet and Splunk aim to better address securing critical infrastructure.

Facial recognition: far from perfect, increasingly everywhere.

Chipmaker Intel has filed an antitrust lawsuit against a SoftBank Group-owned investment company alleging the firm stockpiled patents to hold up technology companies with numerous lawsuits.

Huang Libin of China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology says the so-called entity list "cannot hurt the fundamentals of China's technological development."

LG's G8X ThinQ will go on sale in the US on November 1st, and it'll come bundled with the device's biggest draw: a case that includes a flip-out second screen.

Texas Instruments reported an 11.5% drop in quarterly revenue on Tuesday, hit by a global slowdown in sales of microchips that started late last year.

For once, we see something more than a diagram.

IBM scientists have rejected Google researchers' claim to have achieved "quantum supremacy"

PC shipments rise for second straight quarter, but second-half chip recovery looks elusive

Indian software giant Infosys is investigating allegations that senior executives have been increasing profits through irregular accounting.

The initial U.S.-China trade deal does not need to be finalized next month, the U.S. commerce secretary said on Monday even as President Donald Trump has said he would like to sign the pact when he meet his Chinese counterpart at November's APEC summit.