Technology

This year more than 40 percent of all e-commerce purchases will be made on Amazon, according to eMarketer.

Sidewalk employees are encouraged to read the ‘very pretty’ book that includes thoughts from urban planners and suitable sites for testing, including Toronto, Detroit, Denver and Alameda, California.

Apple launched a repair program for faulty keys on some MacBook and MacBook Pro computers.

Even when you think you’re safe, Andrea Day is here to tell you you’re not. A study out of Northeastern University has found that a person can be tracked even when their smartphone’s GPS locator is turned off.

Google said it will invest $550 million in cash into Chinese e-commerce player JD.com.

AT&T will be launching a “very, very skinny bundle” of television programming free to its mobile customers, says CEO Randall Stephenson.

A family in Portland says their Echo device recorded their conversation and sent the audio to a random person on their contact list.

The report didn’t indicate whether the list has been narrowed or whether there is a leading contender.

The process is far from finalized — Apple is still looking at sites across the country.

The plunge slashed more than $6 billion off the company’s market value.

Stock and cryptocurrency trading app Robinhood has doubled its total accounts to 4 million and announces a $5.6 billion valuation.