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The company is hoping to elbow out upstarts such as Blue Apron.

The company paid the settlement to Robert Morley, who claims to have invented its card swipe reader.

Acorns is a year-old app that is designed to get people started by making small automated investments from a bank account.

Affirm is rethinking the way shoppers -- particularly millennials -- borrow money by letting them obtain a micro-loan at a point of sale instead of using a credit card.

The move puts it in competition with other small business lenders such as OnDeck Capital.

Tomlinson had an idea to send a text message between computers using a new network called Arpanet, routing it using an '@' symbol.

Instead, the company will begin focusing on a new service named Google Photos.

Monday marked the first time that Alphabet reported quarterly revenue from Google's core advertising businesses as separate from its more experimental ventures.

Dick Costolo, who left the social-media company last summer, is helping to build something new.

The CEO of both Twitter and payments technology company Square, has a secret to keep from being overwhelmed.

The fashion ecommerce site is said to be in advanced talks with Saks Fifth Avenue's parent company.

The move marks a major step in the popular app's evolution.

Omid Kordestani replaces the empty seat left by Twitter's former CEO Dick Costolo, who exited the board earlier this month.

Din sends users recipes from well-known restaurants and chefs and then delivers the ingredients to your door.

The digital payments company bought mobile commerce startup Modest.

In many ways, Android Pay is the evolution of Google Wallet.

In April, Square advanced nearly $25 million in capital.

The Silicon Valley startup just raised $15 million in funding from PayPal co-founder Max Levchin, Yahoo's Jerry Yang and other high-profile investors.

There has never been a more dangerous time to be an unprotected public company, the prominent Silicon Valley investor said at an event this week.

Maybe not but the move suggests a larger strategy.