Jeff Bezos sold another $990 million worth of Amazon shares at the end of last week

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After selling $1.8 billion worth of his shares in the e-commerce giant earlier in the week, Bezos dumped another tranche worth nearly $1 billion.

The bizarre life of 8chan owner Jim Watkins, the middle-age veteran who decamped to the Philippines and runs a pig farm

The online forum 8chan is down as of Monday, but the site's owner has several other sites still live.

YouTube barred a 14-year-old conservative personality after she called the LGBTQ community pedophiles. The girl reportedly then posted a photo threatening YouTube HQ with something that looks like a gun.

After her channel was banned, Soph reportedly sent a now deleted tweet showing what looks like a gun, saying "youtube headquarters here I come."

Best Buy is slashing the price of the Amazon Echo and Echo Dot by 50% for a limited time

Amazon's Echo smart speakers are among the best ones you can buy, and for a limited time, the Echo and Echo Dot are on sale at best Buy.

The Ford Shelby GT500 is the most powerful street-legal Mustang ever — here's a closer look

In a first, the GT500 will have a dual-clutch, seven-speed transmission when it goes on sales next year. The 0-60 time should be around three seconds.

Tech's 5 FAANG stocks just saw $150 billion of their market value vaporized, and Apple is reeling the hardest

Shares of Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Netflix and Google tumbled, shedding $150 billion in market value as US-China trade war escalated.

The US government says ditching its controversial $5 billion settlement with Facebook could result in a 'far worse' deal for consumers

Critics want to tear up the FTC's $5 billion deal with Facebook. Not so fast, warns the FTC.

Facebook has been accused of failing to shut down groups incentivizing people to write fake Amazon reviews

UK consumer group Which? has found hundreds of groups on Facebook that are recruiting people in the UK to write fake, highly-rated reviews on Amazon.

The controversial company now protecting 8chan from online attacks also services an infamous neo-Nazi site

8chan was terminated from its original web protection service after the suspected El Paso mass shooter is said to have posted a manifesto on the site.