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Forced by the pandemic to embrace e-commerce, merchants now want control over their relationships with customers.

A federal judge has blocked enforcement of the U.S. investment ban on Xiaomi, calling the decision to blacklist the Chinese technology giant “deeply flawed.”

The two giants traded shots over tech’s impact on the news business as they face increased regulatory pressure and scrutiny around the world.

Hindenburg said the electric-truck startup misled investors about the strength of its preorders and progress toward putting its first model into production.

Microsoft is investigating whether the hackers behind a world-wide cyberattack may have obtained sensitive information necessary to launch the attack from private disclosures it made with some of its security partners, according to people familiar with the matter.

The company said it recently removed a three-year-old book about transgender issues from its platforms because it decided not to sell books that frame transgender and other sexual identities as mental illnesses.

A SPAC merger could value the Southeast Asian ride-hailing startup at as much as $40 billion, making it by far the largest such deal on record.

Elon Musk proved consumers would buy electric cars. Now rivals are tapping into that demand.

The digital collage earned a bid higher than those seen for works by Frida Kahlo, Salvador Dalí and Paul Gauguin.

The e-commerce company is likely to face softer treatment than its Ant affiliate, provided it distances itself from founder Jack Ma and aligns itself more closely with the Communist Party.