BlackBerry, the struggling handset maker, reportedly is now aiming to quickly auction itself off, possibly as soon as November.
The FTC is punishing a company whose lax security procedures allowed hackers to access the feeds of some internet-connected home cameras.
Two more hedge funds place a bet on J.C. Penney, following last month's departure of Bill Ackman, who sold his 18 percent stake in the ailing retailer.
Eastman Kodak emerges from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection and plans to continue as a smaller digital imaging company.
The Microsoft-Nokia deal is smart for Nokia, and it's smart for Microsoft, too. But just because a Hail Mary pass increases your terrible odds doesn't mean it makes them good.
An early rally powered by a strong manufacturing report and word that President Obama would seek congressional approval before moving against Syria faded Tuesday afternoon.
Microsoft is buying Nokia's line-up of smartphones and a portfolio of patents and services in an attempt to mount a more formidable challenge to Apple and Google.
GE is reportedly preparing to spin off its huge credit card business, as it seeks to reduce the size of its financial business to put more emphasis on its industrial products.
For years, Verizon has made no secret of its ambitions to own all of Verizon Wireless and it appears a deal is finally on the way.
Why is Microsoft buying Forusquare? It may have everything to do with its search engine, Bing.
Shares of U.K. telecom firm Vodafone surge after it confirmed discussions with Verizon over its 45 percent stake in their U.S. joint venture Verizon Wireless.
Everyone seems to have an opinion about what Microsoft needs to do in order to turn things around once Steve Ballmer leaves, but can it pull off an Apple-style turnaround.
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer is on his way out, and the markets are happy to hear it. But should you wait to see what his successor can do, or dump your shares now?
Microsoft starts the second of two landmark trials with a unit of Google over patent rights for certain smartphone and Internet technologies.
Green Mountains Roasters chose Sept. 10 for its first-ever investor summit -- the same day Apple is set to debut its new line of iPhones.
Microsoft takes on Google's Motorola Mobility unit this week in the second of two landmark trials between the companies that delve into hot disputes over the patents.
Study shows that, for the average consumer buying a smartphone, the best advice may not be from experts.
With its mobile business humming, what's Facebook focused on now? Well, Mark Zuckerberg's got some big ideas he'll share Sept. 11 at TechCrunch Disrupt SF.
Google's decision to revamp the way it presents Gmail by divvying up incoming email into different category folders is making some users increasingly unhappy.
Steve Ballmer will step down as CEO of Microsoft once the board finds a replacement, a move that comes amid slumping PC sales.
Microsoft says CEO Steve Ballmer will retire within the next 12 months, once it completes the process of choosing his successor.
A Los Angeles town hall intended to clear the air between Yelp and local small businesses got heated, as attendees accused the site of sketchy business practices.
Hewlett-Packard earns a profit in the latest quarter but revenue fell 8 percent, suggesting the PC-maker's turnaround plan is a faltering.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is forming a coalition of tech giants to help expand Internet access to most of the people in the world.
Embattled Dell reports a 72 percent slide in quarterly earnings, as PC sales extended their downward spiral.
A long-awaited deal between Apple and China Mobile could help the iPhone maker claw back lost ground in its most important growth market.
With the stock market in a summer lull, Wall Street's activist investors are looking downright hyperactive.
Just a month and a half after he was announced as the new CEO of Zynga, former Microsoft executive Don Mattrick has cleaned house.
Outspoken Oracle CEO Larry Ellison says Google CEO Larry Page of acting "absolutely evil" and accuses the company of using Oracle's products without permission.
For over a year, Elon Musk, the visionary behind Tesla and SpaceX, has been talking about a revolutionary new way to travel called Hyperloop. Monday, he revealed its designs.
Technology stocks Apple and BlackBerry helped push the Nasdaq a bit higher Monday, but other major stock indexes ended the day's quiet trading session slightly lower.