As part of its joint venture with Chinese motor company Dongfeng Motor Group, Japanese auto giant Honda has announced that it is investing around 3 billion yuan or $436 million to build a new manufacturing facility in China. Honda confirmed the news through a statement posted on the company's official website
Technology giant Google on Tuesday announced that it would attain its goal of running entirely on renewable energy by 2017, a year ahead of schedule.
Speaking at the Code Commerce conference in California, Twitter co-founder and CEO Jack Dorsey finally talked about what he previously described as "complicated" feelings about US President-elect Donald Trump's use of his social media platform.
Uber has announced its plan to use artificial intelligence to make self-driving cars more efficient on less complex and shorter routes.
Apple has announced that 35 percent of the retailers in the United States - equivalent to about four million locations - now accept Apple Pay.
Microsoft's proposed $26 billion acquisition of LinkedIn has finally been approved by European Union regulators on the condition that the tech giant agrees with several minor concessions that were laid down to finalize the deal.
Internet domain registrar and web hosting company GoDaddy recently announced that it has completed an acquisition deal with one of its biggest European rival, Host Europe Group. The acquisition, which was worth $1.8 billion, is part of GoDaddy’s effort to expand into the international market.
Facebook has dethroned home rental startup Airbnb as the best technology company to work for in 2017 in the US, according to a new list released by Glassdoor. Google was ranked as the second best technology company to work for.
At the ongoing IEEE Globecom in Washington, Nokia is looking to make a big announcement that may influence the future of mobile communications. This comes after the news that Nokia is making a comeback in the global smartphone arena with Android-powered Nokia phones.
Raytheon has entered a deal with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) worth $9 million. As part of this deal, Raytheon will help build new technologies to protect the United States' power grid against cyber-attacks.
