Yahoo 1st Quarter Earnings Beat Expectations
Yahoo first-quarter earnings turned out better than analysts expected as online display advertising sales picked up.
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Yahoo first-quarter earnings turned out better than analysts expected as online display advertising sales picked up.
Apple Inc. has sued Samsung Electronics Co., saying the South Korean company's Galaxy line of smartphones and tablet computers copy Apple's popular iPad and iPhone.
President Obama is expanding upon his fiscal message this week by answering questions at a virtual town hall hosted live from Facebook's headquarters in Palo Alto on Wednesday.
Apple is facing a lawsuit from aPennsylvania man whose 9-year-old daughter racked up $200 buying "Zombie Toxin" and other game items on an iPod.
Seagate is buying the hard disk drive business of Samsung in a $1.38 billion deal that gives the South Korean electronics manufacturer a nearly 10 percent stake in Seagate.
San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency officials announced Monday that drivers will soon be able to pay by phone at all city meters.
Singles website Match.com said Sunday that it will begin screening its users against the national sex offender registry.
Yahoo plans to extend the amount of time it retains user search records to 18 months from 90 days. The company said it will consider keeping other types of information about its users for longer durations, too.
A Facebook lawsuit at the heart of the Hollywood blockbuster "The Social Network" lives on.
Tesla Motors is opening its newest showroom in San Jose's Santana Row.
Google is helping the economy and hurting its stock. The company is hiring so many employees for projects outside its thriving search advertising business that its expenses are growing much faster than its revenue.
A California woman has sued popular website Match.com, saying she was sexually assaulted by a man she met through the online dating service.
Apple CEO Steve Jobs has said that he thinks that personal computers will soon be obsolete, adding that we're living in a post-PC era.
Apple appears to be set to make another foray into your living room. A new report says the company may launch an Internet-connected high definition television set before the end of the year.
Last year, the popularity of Apple Inc.'s iPad hurt PC sales. That trend is continuing, as new data from two market research firms indicate PC shipments declined in the first three months of 2011.
