Unstoppable force meet immovable object. Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney is at war with Apple and Google over their 30% commission, and he's not alone. Can a coalition of digital publishers, streaming companies and online service providers upend the App Store and change the virtual economy as we know it?

Gold standard, shmold standard. How about a Facebook standard for money? Meet Libra, the tech giant's cryptocurrency play. You have absolutely no concerns, none whatsoever, right?

Mark Zuckerberg says his social network's future network is in private, encrypted, temporary messaging. Shockingly, not everyone believes him. Is his own message permanent or temporary?

Did Amazon blow it or did New York blow it? As the tech giant's plan for its HQ2 in the Big Apple falls apart, experts wonder whether the rules of corporate seduction have changed, while New Yorkers debate whether the breakup was a good idea.

What Silicon Valley giant wrote its original code en Español? Whose first business card read "I'm CEO … bitch"? Which gaming company's business model sounded like organized crime to its lenders? Find out in these stories from the early days of the world's biggest tech companies.

Your data, their loss: How one giant company mishandled the personal data of more than 100 million people, and then mishandled the followup, and why did Equifax have your data in the first place? Also: What now?

A controversial memo about gender diversity ignites a battle over ideological diversity. It's man vs. woman, nature vs. nurture and left vs. right as the culture wars spread to Google.

Amid reports of workplace misogyny, accusations of stolen technology, an ongoing executive exodus and widespread customer backlash, is Silicon Valley's "Bro Culture" destroying one of its most promising startups?

Mark Zuckerberg has penned a 6,000 word "manifesto" on the future. Some think it's about the world at large. Some think it's the blueprint for the social network taking responsibility for its influence. Others see a darker side. We take a look at the opinions.

Paper-thin OLED TVs, triple-screen laptops, selfie drones and Amazon's ubiquitous Alexa--here's the top tech from this year's show.

Been thinking about media, tech and commerce behemoths and whether their ability to compete in the future is hampered by the domination of winner-take-all platforms that currently don't face the same regulatory scrutiny given government's inability to adapt quickly. Not to mention their massive lobbying efforts. Which deserve anti-trust scrutiny, why, and when?

Was Tesla's self-driving car truly road-ready? Will it ever be? A fatal crash has forced the tech and auto industries to ask difficult questions about risk, reward and responsibility.

Should the tech company assist the FBI in unlocking a terrorist's phone? We take a wide look at the issue and opinions.

Paul Graham's recent essay has sparked some debate from interesting corners. Graham is always provocative: "when I hear people saying that economic inequality is bad and should be decreased, I feel rather like a wild animal overhearing a conversation between hunters." What does he think and who agrees / disagrees?

One of the hottest startups in the world is under scrutiny for its medical testing products and methods. We take a look at the company, the situation and its leader, Elizabeth Holmes.

Apple unveils new Apple TV, Pen, Watch OS 2.0, iPad Pro and more. Here's a rundown of pieces and takes. We're likely to want it all.

Google will be the biggest division of a new company called Alphabet. We take a look at big tech ballin'...

Uber and the “on-demand economy” have always been hot topics. Now they're partisan ones. Bush v. Clinton or NYC’s Bill de Blasio v. London’s Boris Johnson, the societal benefits and consequences of “Everyone’s Private Driver” has become a battleground issue .