Local Now is tapping into the website's wealth of content to round out its customized offerings and help users make dining decisions

The exodus began in 2015, aligned with the rise of YouTube, Instagram and Snapchat

As firms face scrutiny over habit-forming technologies, Google unveils system to show users how much time they spend on their devices

Two women who began turning disused space in a former mill town into free food plots have inspired a global movement of growers

For a fee, consumer advocacy group analyzes prices from electricity retailers and switches users to most economic deals

Six-wheeled robots will deliver food and coffee across a Silicon Valley office park in the first commercial use of the technology—and whole cities could be next

Mark Zuckerberg says the app, which shares some features with Tinder, aims to build ‘real long-term relationships—not just hookups’

The gay dating app has responsibilities to the communities it serves, and these do not include passing intimate information to third parties

The aim is for players to build a fake news empire, which researchers hope will expose propaganda tactics

Amazon has built treehouses in its offices and Microsoft employees work in the woods. Companies reveal why they are using plants to boost productivity

The $5.6 billion cost of the 70-story W350 Project is expected to be twice that of a conventional building

This year more than 3 million under-25s in the U.K. and U.S. are expected to leave the site

As a hugely popular browser choice, Chrome and by extension Google have a huge influence over the ad habits of consumers

Analysts say local competitors in Australia are as profitable as before the global giant’s ‘underwhelming’ launch—but for how much longer?