Apple to cut 200 jobs at Beats Electronics
Company reportedly says it has extended job offers to every Beats employee, but it's unclear if those positions are permanent
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Unfinished Google Barge reportedly sold for scrap
Once envisioned as floating showrooms to rival Apple's retail stores, Google Barges appear to be going down the drain
Twitter user growth wows investors, but concerns remain
Aside from a 124 percent year-over-year growth in quarterly revenue, Twitter saw a 24 percent increase in average monthly users
Twitter races past expectations, stock leaps
Revenue more than doubled, and both adjusted earnings per share and monthly users exceeded analysts forecasts
Apple's App Store full of "zombies"
So-called "zombie" apps, which get few or no downloads, make up a vast majority of the apps available in the App Store
Bill would let consumers "unlock" mobile phones
The Unlocking Consumer Choice and Wireless Competition Act will let consumers take their phones to different carriers
Beats gives Apple an earful of patent trouble
Electronics company Bose has filed a lawsuit claiming infringement of its noise-canceling headphone technology
How Zillow's Trulia deal could change home buying
Online real estate site Zillow is buying Trulia for $3.5 billion and not everyone is happy about the deal
Samsung postpones launch of Tizen smartphone
The smartphone maker's latest attempt to reduce reliance on Google's Android operating system suffers another setback
Apple said to be buying podcast app Swell
The popular podcast app, which learns that you like and don't like, reportedly will be shut down
Can you work on an iPad like Tim Cook?
Apple's CEO says he does 80 percent of his work on a tablet, but is that realistic for everyone else?
Will investors let Jeff Bezos follow his vision?
Without the total control of Amazon like Facebook's and Google's founders have, he may soon feel shareholder wrath over losses
Amazon posts another dismal chapter for earnings
The e-commerce giant's second-quarter profit took a bigger-than-expected fall, even though revenues climbed 23 percent
Social Security IT project cost $300M and it doesn't work
After spending $300 million on a computer system to handle disability claims, the Social Security Administration can't get it to work
Facebook shares surge after spectacular quarter
Results have silenced some critics who had questioned whether Mark Zuckerberg's company could compete in the mobile space
Trump praises Ramaswamy ad as some GOP critics speak out
Zelenskyy accuses Russia of using cluster warheads in deadly strikes
Feds charge powerful Virginia Democrat in alleged drug scheme
DOJ investigating Corey Lewandowski over DHS role, sources say
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