Google To Give 10 Percent Raises To Entire Work Force
Google is reminding its 23,300 employees how much they are appreciated by giving them all 10 percent raises next year.
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Google is reminding its 23,300 employees how much they are appreciated by giving them all 10 percent raises next year.
Cisco Systems Inc. said Wednesday that its earnings for the latest quarter climbed 8 percent from last year. But new downbeat comments from the company's CEO on the pace of its customers' spending helped push shares lower in extended trading.
The Pentagon said Tuesday it did not know what created a vapor trail that crossed the skies off the Southern California coast and resembled a missile launch.
Up until now, people who have bought e-readers have had to make a compromise: either read in color on a highly reflective screen, or read in shades of gray on a display that's easy to make out even outdoors.
People searching on Google will soon be able to see previews of websites before clicking on them.
The future of e-Books is looking rosy. That according to a new five-year forecast by Forrester Research.
The browser, available for the first time Monday, is built on the premise that most online activity today revolves around socializing on Facebook, searching on Google, tweeting on Twitter and monitoring a handful of favorite websites.
The Family Online Safety Institute's annual conference gets underway on Tuesday in Washington D.C.
Smart phones running Microsoft's new software are now available for AT&T Inc. and T-Mobile USA customers.
Newly released census data shows that there are still significant gaps when it comes to residential broadband use.
Oracle CEO Larry Ellison said he was deeply worried about bleeding customers because of what seemed like a masterstroke of an acquisition by archenemy SAP in 2005.
Lockheed Martin has begun testing a new communications network that was created with young, tech-savvy soldiers in mind.
AOL Inc. has hired financial advisers to look into strategic options that could include a combination with Yahoo Inc., according to a newspaper report.
Hewlett-Packard has donated $650,000 in equipment and $50,000 in cash to East Palo Alto's Ravenswood School District.
