While much of the U.S. hunkers down to work and shop online, large swaths of the country are trying to cope without a connection to the internet. Before the coronavirus hit the U.S, only about 7% of American employees had jobs that allowed them to work remotely, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Lack of internet access has also left millions of households cut off from vital services and information during the pandemic.

Online learning platform Udacity is responding to the COVID-19 pandemic by offering free tech training to workers laid off as a result of the pandemic.

As the market for portable computers that possess features of both tablets and laptops takes off, Apple’s new iPad Pro is leading a pack that looks more like a winning compromise in a weakened tablet market.

Many in the U.S. live with some form of paralysis. Now wearable robots, or exoskeletons, are giving hope to people with spinal cord injuries, neurological disorders and strokes.

The fine-dining sector is beginning to experiment with eating in virtual reality. Will food taste better in a VR mask?

Coronavirus closed casinos and made sportsbooks silent just as NCAA March Madness, second only to the Super Bowl, was coming. Gamblers are finding novel bets in the sports shutdown.

Cyber risks are spiking as online criminals take advantage of the coronavirus and the sudden shift to remote work to attack corporate systems, a CNBC survey finds.

A former Amazon executive reveals some of Jeff Bezos’ out-of-the-box strategies that led to the tech giant’s historic success.

What if, without warning, your entire company needs to go home? The seismic shift to remote work occurring due to the coronavirus is making this question a big one for business and IT leaders.

In 2013 Reader’s Digest, which began as a magazine in 1922 and grew into a direct-marketing powerhouse, was on life support, having failed to adapt to the digital age. A year later Bonnie Kintzer stepped in as CEO, bringing the stodgy behemoth back from the brink and transforming it into a digital-first, multiplatform media brand.

CNBC’s Jon Fortt details the latest from CNBC’s Technology Executive Council which looked at the strategy of some of tech’s biggest players in 2020.

Forty-four percent of small business owners say they plan to invest in resources related to the Internet of Things, reveals the Q1 2020 CNBC/SurveyMonkey Small Business Survey. Yet only 20% of respondents say they plan to invest in cybersecurity software.

Many U.S. workers fear that taking time off or working from home, even when sick, can damage a career. Can the coronavirus COVID-19 permanently change workplace norms?

As Americans in 14 states head to the polls for Super Tuesday primaries, the election process and voting technology will be under as much scrutiny as the presidential candidates.

A top cybersecurity expert offers tips on what companies and local governments can do to help protect themselves against an Iranian cyberattack now that tensions are high in the Middle East.