For most people, wheeling and dealing in real estate is something they can only do when playing Monopoly. But soon technology may let anyone with a few thousand dollars play tycoon and buy a part of a condo or iconic building.

Low-code and no-code development got a boost in 2020 from the COVID-19 pandemic and could gain more momentum in the new year.

There is a business and political fight over who will have access to bandwidth, currently owned by the Department of Defense, that is important to a 5G rollout.

Politicians and partisans on both sides of the two-party fence keep talking about breaking up big tech. But it's not clear how easily that could be accomplished by antitrust lawsuits, like the one currently targeting Google.

This brings computer-based training to a new high--or low.

What a trip in space might be like for the well-heeled consumer.

Balance billing is putting a strain on patients. What can physician leaders do about this phenomenon? So far, few have any answers , so lawmakers are using their powers.

Apple’s stock was down by as much as almost 4% Tuesday morning from Monday’s close on investor concern that the company has seen peak iPhone sales. In response, Apple is shifting marketing resources and providing unusually generous promotions to boost sales.