Grindr LLC, maker of a popular dating app, may face a 100 million-krone ($12 million) privacy fine from Norwegian regulators for not giving users enough control over their data.

Inogen Inc. has resolved through an apparent settlement Breathe Technologies Inc.'s allegations that a line of its wearable ventilators infringes Breathe patents, according to a filing in California federal court.

Hackers from North Korea have embarked on a sweeping intelligence gathering campaign aimed at cybersecurity researchers who hunt for vulnerabilities in corporate networks, according to Google.

Rhode Island Governor Gina Raimondo, nominated for secretary of the Commerce Department, told senators at a confirmation hearing Tuesday that the U.S. needs to step back and devise a national spectrum strategy.

Democratic Senator Amy Klobuchar, who is expected to lead a Senate subcommittee on antitrust law, plans to introduce a bill to limit corporate monopoly power with a focus on technology firms.

A former U.S. ambassador wants Google to do to Telegram what it did to Parler.