Apple denies fixing e-book pricing
Tech giant says that federal charges that it colludes with rivals to control the pricing of e-books are "not true"
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Tech giant says that federal charges that it colludes with rivals to control the pricing of e-books are "not true"
A new offer lets you get significantly more storage space without paying to upgrade your account
Search giant approves 2-for-1 stock split and announces strong first-quarter earnings
Although much of the attention on the search giant's financial results focus on revenue, the company faces bigger questions
The purchase has kindled worry that Facebook might shutter Instagram or change it for the worse
An analyst has downgraded Apple because of expected carrier resistance on subsidizing its devices for consumers
Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson has unveiled a plan that will reorganize the company into three main divisions
Apple is at the top of its game and the business world, which is why it's time to think about when it won't be
Many market watchers expected Spotify to take over online music in the U.S., only that isn't happening
Instagram may not have made money, but Facebook was willing to pay $1 billion for the photo sharing company
Company says it will still hold over 300 patents and applications covering a variety of core and strategic technologies
Google may own Android, but it is losing its grip on one of its biggest hardware manufacturing partners
A federal appeals court has ruled that the media company may proceed with its copyright infringement suit against YouTube
A New York appeals court has ruled that Viacom may proceed with its lawsuit against YouTube over copyright infringement
The Internet company's previous restructuring efforts have failed, but the latest revamp at least gives it a fighting chance