It comes with Fornite pre-installed as well codes for 2,000 V-bucks

The money will go towards coronavirus relief.

The controversial cryptocurrency will likely be backed one-for-one by the US dollar, but the launch is still dependent on regulatory approval.

The Bureau of Land Management says it did not move the object.

The streaming service updated the intro into Black Panther with the late actor's notable appearances in other Marvel Universe films.

It's asked Foxconn to shift some assembly lines for iPad and MacBook out of China, according to Reuters.

Spoiler alert: It's not aliens.

UK and German workers will reportedly bear the brunt of job cuts.

The scheme involved donating 200 iPads worth $70,000 to the Sheriff's Department in exchange for concealed carry permits, the DA's office said.

The next-gen PlayStation 5 was Sony's "biggest console launch ever," but many gamers have struggled to snag one.

The corporate software maker reportedly made an offer.

The Google-owned platform took action against One America News for falsely claiming there's a guaranteed cure for the novel coronavirus.

The result created a "nicer news feed," showing authoritative news more prominently on the platform.

The automaker is looking into problems with trim and essential suspension components.

The tax could raise more than $400 million for France.

Cue the 2001: A Space Odyssey theme music.

Now the transition of power can officially begin, as well as plans for Biden's inauguration.

Nearly 1 million Express Crock Multi-Cookers were recalled over concerns the lid could detach.

While Apple offers gift cards with purchases, other retailers are slashing prices.

Catch the red planet cozying up with the moon before Turkey Day.

The iconic Southern California theme park closed on March 12 amid the pandemic, and the state's healthy and safety measures have prevented it from reopening.

Musk takes the spot from Bill Gates and is worth $128 billion

He knows if you've been bad or good. And what your Zoom handle is.

Here's what's keeping the two sides from finding middle ground and coming to an agreement.

In an interview with CNN, Bill Gates said he expects vaccines developed by companies like AstraZeneca, Johnson & Johnson, and Novavax to prove safe and effective soon.