Airbnb is taking more steps to crack down on parties and nuisance guests as the City of Ottawa tightens regulations on homes listed locally on short-term rental platforms

It could be lights out for tiny toiletries.

Spending on next-day Prime delivery is 'a necessary strategy to compete with brick-and-mortar's speed advantage to the customer,' analyst says.

Federal regulators have fined Facebook $5 billion for privacy violations and are instituting new oversight and restrictions on its business

Icelandic budget airline WOW Air ceased operations on Thursday, stranding passengers across two continents.

Amazon has confirmed that it will split its much-anticipated second headquarters between New York City and Arlington, Va.

The Coca-Cola Company said Monday it is "closely watching" the expanding use of a cannabis element in drinks, another sign cannabis and cannabis-infused products are getting more acceptan

Amazon on Tuesday became the second publicly traded company to be worth US$1 trillion, hot on the heels of iPhone maker Apple.

Hotel and home-sharing companies don't just want to sell you a room anymore. They also want to sell you an experience.

Facebook faced a day of reckoning Thursday as its shares plunged in the biggest one-day drop in stock-market history.

Green Thumb Industries had a business plan, expertise and plenty of ambition to grow its marijuana business.

Google parent Alphabet on Monday reported second-quarter earnings that pleased Wall Street, even as it booked a $5.1 billion charge to cover

European regulators came down hard on another U.S.

Facebook's Instagram service is loosening its restraints on video in an attempt to lure younger viewers away from YouTube when they're looking for something to watch on their smartphones.

Microsoft is paying US$7.5 billion for the popular coder hangout GitHub as the maker of Windows further embraces the types of open-source projects it used to shun.

The New York Stock Exchange for the first time in its 226-year history will be led by a woman.

Twitter has remained largely outside of the crosshairs of lawmakers over the privacy issues that have tripped up Facebook, but it continues to face its own, unique challenges.

Facebook's troubles with Russian election meddlers, "fake news" and misused data have dominated headlines globally.

Bitcoin "miners" who use rows of computers whirring at the same time to produce virtual currencies began taking root along New York's northern border a couple of years ago to tap into some of the n

Marriott is combining its Marriott, Starwood and Ritz-Carlton loyalty programs into a single program this August.

Under fire for the worst privacy debacle in his company's history, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg batted away often-aggressive questioning

China on Wednesday issued a $50 billion list of U.S.

Spotify picked up more fans on Wall Street on Tuesday as investors gave the unprofitable company a warm welcome in its stock market debut.

The travel and tourism sector is set for a modest slowdown in 2018 as a result of higher oil prices and airfares, a year after it experienced its best year on record, according to a leading global

The prospect of a full-blown trade war between the world's two biggest economies rattled investors Thursday, sending U.S. stocks to their biggest loss in six weeks.

Facebook's latest privacy scandal, involving Trump campaign consultants who allegedly stole data on tens of millions of users in order to influence elections, has some people reconsiderin

There's a little-known secret about artificial intelligence: It's powered by hundreds of thousands of real people.

He didn't get the hashtag quite right on the first try, so they withheld the free stuffed bear he waited in line a half-hour to earn.

Once a month, accountant Michael Byrne pulls on his rubber boots and makes his way to a spot on the banks of London’s River Thames.

Mark Zuckerberg says his "personal challenge" for 2018 is to fix Facebook.

Disney is buying the Murdoch family's Fox movie and television studios and some cable and international TV businesses for about US$52.4 billion, as the home of Mickey Mouse tries to meet

Wall Street got its first taste of bitcoin on Monday, with the price of the first-ever futures contract for the digital currency jumping 20 per cent.

A Russian weather satellite and nearly 20 micro-satellites – including one made by Ottawa-based Telesat – failed to enter their designated orbits Tuesday following the launch from Russia's new cosm

The iPhone X's lush screen, facial-recognition skills and $1,000 price tag are breaking new ground in Apple's marquee product line.

Self-driving cars may not hit the road in earnest for many years - but autonomous boats could be just around the pier.

Escalating price reflects the increasing sophistication of smartphones, which have been evolving into status symbols akin to automobiles.

A 28-year-old former Google engineer who was fired over a memo he wrote about gender differences said Tuesday he's exploring all his legal options and has already filed a labour complaint

Electric car maker Tesla Inc. calmed jittery investors Wednesday, assuring them it can meet aggressive production targets for its new lower-cost Model 3 sedan.

Apple's iPhone may be ready for its next big act as a springboard into "augmented reality," a technology that projects life-like images into real-world settings viewed through a screen.

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos briefly became the world's richest man Thursday in Forbes magazine's tracking of wealth, as stock in his e-commerce company hit an all-time high.

Scrolling through an ad-free Instagram is now a distant memory, much like the once ad-free Facebook itself.

Nokia continued to be hit by a decline in its core networks sector in the second quarter with almost flat sales, and cautioned Thursday that a weakening in networks would be greater than

A Wisconsin company is offering to microchip its employees, enabling them to open doors, log onto their computers and purchase break room snacks with a simple swipe of the hand.

Microsoft's cloud computing business helped boost its fourth-quarter revenue and earnings above Wall Street's expectations, further validating a strategy pushed by CEO Satya Nadella since

Ericsson shares plunged Tuesday after the Swedish mobile networks company posted a second-quarter loss on falling sales and warned that there was unlikely to be any improvement soon.

Microsoft is laying off thousands of employees in a shake-up aimed at selling more subscriptions to software applications that can be used on any internet-connected device.

A new, highly virulent strain of malicious software that is crippling computers globally appears to have been sown in Ukraine, where it badly hobbled much of the government and private se

Travis Kalanick, the combative and embattled CEO of ride-hailing giant Uber, has resigned under pressure from investors at a pivotal time fo

Apple appears poised to unveil a voice-activated, internet-connected speaker that would create a new digital pipeline into people's homes.

Boarding passes could someday become quaint relics for air travellers.

Making good on a campaign promise, the Trump administration formally told Congress Thursday that it intends to renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico.

The worldwide "ransomware" cyberattack spread to thousands of more computers on Monday as people logged in at work, disrupting business, schools, hospitals and daily life, though no new l

Netflix is on the verge of surpassing 100 million global subscribers, a testament to how much the video streaming service has changed the entertainment landscape since its debut a decade

Huawei Technology Ltd., the world's biggest maker of telecoms equipment, said Friday its 2016 sales rose 32 per cent fro

The Federal Reserve has raised its benchmark interest rate for the second time in three months and signalled that further hikes this year will be gradual.

Intel will buy Israel's Mobileye in a deal valued at about US$15 billion, instantly propelling the computer chip and tec

Anyone wanting to invest in the company that owns Snapchat now has an opportunity to do something that early investors w

Apple may not become an automaker, but it still wants to develop its own self-driving technology.

Cisco Systems says it will lay off 5,500 employees as the internet gear maker scrambles to adapt to technology changes that have reduced demand for its main products.

IBM CEO Virginia Rometty says the future of gadgets is not just connectivity, but the ability to analyze and "think."