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The extradition trial does not aim to prove or disprove the United States' allegations against Meng, only to determine whether — if true — the allegations meet the Canadian standard required for extradition.

A new report has revealed how Apple CEO Tim Cook came to invest in the eco-friendly shower Nebia after using one at his local gym.

The decision to abandon these arrangements was made two years ago following private conversations with the FBI's cyber crime agents and operational technology division.

Wealthsimple has launched Wealthsimple Cash today, its first spending account for Canadians.

A former Apple iPhone chip designer is being sued for breach of contract by the Cupertino company.

Samsung has appointed a new smartphone boss as it looks to retain its crown as the world's number one smartphone supplier.

Pichai believes that international alignment will be critical to creating a global regulatory standard for the development of AI.

Here's how to watch UFC 246, Connor McGregor vs Cowboy Cerrone in Canada.

New images have surfaced showing what appear to be third row seating from the Tesla Model Y.

Taiwan's Foxconn — a principle Apple manufacturer — might soon join forces with Fiat Chrysler to develop electric cars.

Shares of the Silicon Valley-based parent of Google on Thursday rose 0.8 percent to $1,450.16 USD, giving it a market capitalization of just over $1 trillion for the first time.

Tile, a startup that makes location-aware tracking tags, will testify against Apple in a congressional antitrust hearing today.