Uber gets an "F" from Better Business Bureau
The ride-sharing service is booming, but has racked up numerous customer complaints about pricing and service
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Gamers get paid to play on website with huge following
More than a million players broadcast their games - sometimes to thousands of viewers a night - via gaming platform Twitch
Symantec will split itself into two companies
Its security software and services business will be one company, and its info-management business will be the other
What to expect at Apple's iPad, Mac event
The invitations are out for Apple's next big product announcement; here's what may be in the works for iPads and Macs
Facebook targets consumers with location-based ads
Walk by a store and Facebook may serve up one of its ads to your smartphone, using a new location-based advertising service
Ello is coming, but Facebook has little to fear
This startup social network is positioning itself as a simpler, more privacy-conscious alternative to Facebook
Distracted driving may not be entirely your fault
A new study from AAA is raising concerns about the modern technology in our cars and examined the level of distractions drivers face using hands-free features
New keyboards may be the best part of iOS 8
Apple finally allows third-party keyboards to work with the iPhone, and it makes a surprising difference
Windows 10 is here (really)
If you install the preview of Microsoft's forthcoming OS, you'll discover the operating system Windows 8 should have been
Twitter, MIT team up on social media project
$10 million partnership will involve studying the archive of every tweet ever posted
Tesla stock jumps on model "D" tease
CEO Elon Musk tweets about an October 9 product announcement, driving a bump in the stock price
As Angry Birds loses its perch, app maker to cut jobs
With a recent release laying an egg, the app designer Rovio will cut 16 percent of staff
Apple gets green light to sell iPhone 6 in China
Authorities clear phone for sale after Apple promised never to allow other governments access to users' information
eBay to split off PayPal into separate company
Online auction giant announces plans to part ways with pay service; separation is expected to occur in the second half of 2015
Facebook challenges Google in Web advertising
In helping companies advertise on PCs and mobile devices, social networker advances its goal of tracking consumers online
Zelenskyy accuses Russia of using cluster warheads in deadly strikes
Feds charge powerful Virginia Democrat in alleged drug scheme
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