Puerto Rico and the U.S. Treasury Department engaged in talks about a possible restructuring of the commonwealth's $72 billion debt, which would mark an important change in the relationship with the federal government.
YouTube Gaming, the platform launched in August that lets viewers watch and comment on live streams of video games much like Twitch, will now allow for Mobile Capture in addition to a number of other features. With the update, gamers can directly stream and record games such as Hearthstone on their Android mobile devices.
Compared to the rest of the world, especially developing regions, the Internet in Latin America has quickly grown, and looks to be on a healthy path towards more connectivity in the next few years, despite the economic and political challenges facing some major countries in the region.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has been preparing for what may be a more difficult open enrollment period, as penalty fees increase to new highs.
Amazon is thriving while Walmart is struggling Wal-Mart delivered some less than exciting news to investors at its earning forecast on Wednesday. Wal-Mart is predicting slow growth for the next three years and declines in profits for the 2017 fiscal year.
On Wednesday, Apple introduced updates to the iMac line of computers, bringing the Retina display to the smallest iMac, the 21.5-inch model, for the first time. Now every iMac has a Retina display of some sort, though there are still important differences between the different-sized iMacs.
Apple might have to pay out over $800 million. Apple continues to use its A series processors in its iPhones and iPads, but the company might have infringed on a patent held by the University of Wisconsin on some of its older chips.
Smartphone cameras were tested When looking for a new smartphone, customers might want one that takes high-quality pictures. According to a recent camera test on smartphones, an Android phone might be the answer.
What if a dating app had an approach that incorporated more transparency, more trust, and none of the swipe-through, throwaway hookup attitude, built-in to its core?
One employee found out when his Twitter account was suspended Twitter announced Tuesday it will lay off up to 336 employees, or 8 percent of its workforce.
In the wake of Microsoft's announcement last week of two new Windows 10 laptop hybrids, Acer announced on Monday its own two hybrid PCs that will launch running the new Windows operating system.
If you thought Uber already won the battle for supremacy in taxi apps, think again. Spanish rival Cabify just finished a funding round that packed $12 million more in its war chest, which it seeks to use in order to expand into more Latin American cities.
EMC helps companies store massive amounts of data. Dell will purchase data storage provider EMC for $67 billion, the company announced on Monday. The big announcement for Dell is part of the company's strategy to become a big player in business computing.
In the not too distant future a bank customer will no longer need to pull out an ID recall a PIN number, as biometric technology such as iris scanning and voice recognition become common place
This week in social media, Facebook began rolling out new options beyond its "Like" button and Messenger released for Apple Watch. Meanwhile, Twitter's first change under new permanent CEO Jack Dorsey rolled out and Pinterest added localized results for its huge international user base.
CEO said he will look at the success of handsets next year BlackBerry knows it is facing some steep competition from Apple and Samsung in the handset business.
California has taken another step to equalize the playing field between men and women workers. California has taken another step to equalize the playing field between men and women workers.
Amazon is ready to take on the bespoke charm of Etsy with a new marketplace for items for sale, handmade by the good people of everywhere. On Thursday, the online retail giant launched a new artsy and crafty marketplace called Handmade at Amazon.
On Thursday, Sony announced it was cutting the price of the PlayStation 4 by $50 to a new base price of about $350, bringing the cost of buying a PS4 down to the exact same level as Microsoft's Xbox One.
