AT&T CEO: Data-only wireless plans coming in next 2 years
Randall Stephenson didn't say AT&T has such a plan in mind, but he suggested that someone in the industry will likely offer one
Technology
Klout scores get clouted, and maybe consumers [update]
A system bug caused Klout to opt out up to 1 million user accounts, significantly dropping their influence scores
Cloud services and your docs: Know your rights
How safe is your data from the marketing division when you use Microsoft SkyDrive, Google Drive or Dropbox?
Cricket to offer prepaid, no-contract iPhone
Leap Wireless International on Thursday said its Cricket cellphone service will be the first mainland U.S. phone company to sell recent iPhone models on a prepaid, no-contract basis
Google files patent claim against Microsoft, Nokia
Google is accusing Microsoft and Nokia of abusing mobile patents in a way that will drive up the prices of cellphones and other wireless devices
Here's the chart that explains Facebook's IPO mess
Facebook and its bankers were in a bind when pricing shares because the stock had already traded so high on the private market
Facebook deflates the bubble its IPO floated on
Some in the tech industry still deny it, but it looks like Facebook was both the beneficiary and the killer of a bubble
Tim Cook: I'm not "trying to be Steve"
"Steve's legacy will always be in the DNA of the company, of bringing in the best people," Apple's CEO said at the D10 conference
What happens to BlackBerry users if RIM tanks?
RIM looks to be seeking a buyer; here's what that could mean for customers and investors
Facebook: Between an IPO and a hard race
Commentary: Facebook finds itself squeezed between the revenue expectations of Wall Street and the realities of trying to make money
How to deter hackers while working at Starbucks
When you log on at your local coffee shop, your laptop is an open book that can be read by any hacker in the parking lot
Microsoft moving into Iraqi market
The company says it's a sign of progress that it is now distributing software in the war-torn country, where software piracy is rampant
Can Tim Cook do what Steve Jobs couldn't?
Commentary: Many wonder if Apple CEO Tim Cook can fill Steve Jobs's shoes; it's better to ask if Cook will provide what Jobs couldn't
Manufacturing jobs loss to stop, says study
Rising labor and transportation costs contribute to a growing return of some manufacturing jobs from China to the U.S.
What are the most dangerous websites?
Surprisingly, porn sites carry less "malware" than other kinds of sites
Investigation
In Trump's pardon economy, victims lost out on $119M in restitution
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8-month Iran war looms large over Israeli election
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John Thune's balancing act: Inside his push to save the GOP majority
These factors could decide Netanyahu's fate as Israel votes today
DOJ takes steps to charge James Comey again
U.K. charges 2 men linked to alleged terror plot against air base
Court dismisses DOJ's request to force California to set aside ballots
Maurene Comey, James Comey's daughter, was unlawfully fired, judge rules
