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European Union officials accuse Mastercard of overcharging consumers and retailers, breaking competition rules.

IBM says it has overcome technical hurdles threatening to delay the manufacture of silicon chips with the smallest components so far.

London Zoo is currently trialling miniature technology that can track birds

A Doncaster man is charged for naming a victim of a sexual offence on South Yorkshire Police's Facebook page.

Microsoft cuts 7,800 jobs and takes a $7.6bn writedown as it reorganises its mobile phone unit following last year's purchase of Nokia's business.

 Disney is the most recent major company to distance itself from Bill Cosby following the unsealing of court documents in which the once-beloved TV dad reportedly admitted to buying drugs to give to women for the purpose of sex.According to...

A computing fault forces United Airlines to ground its flights for two hours, its second major IT glitch in two months.

Time Warner Cable is ordered to pay a woman almost $230,000 after a judge rules it harassed her with automated calls.

Colombia's Farc rebels call a one-month unilateral ceasefire starting on 20 July, but the government says more needs to be done.

The Facebook designer who changed the friends icon explains her fight to put a woman at the forefront.