DC's broke? Companies have money -- and lots of it
Even as the federal government looks at how it could run out of funds to operate, corporations have squirreled away hundreds of billions of dollars
Technology
New iPhone faces mounting competition
Does the iPhone have what it takes to top the innovation around competing mobile platform Android?
Google Android takes tablet lead from Apple iPad
A combination of lower iPad sales, higher Android tablet sales, and an overall revenue shift has left Android ahead in the market
iPhone fingerprint reader was hacked -- so what?
A hacker group called the Chaos Computer Club found a way to spoof the fingerprint reader and gain access to an iPhone
Google search change could foil companies
Internet giant has started encrypting all searches, making it harder for online marketers to collect customer data
Microsoft reveals pricing, upgrade for Windows 8.1
The latest edition of the software giant's operating system is just a few weeks away -- here are the details
Did easyJet ban passenger over tweet?
A customer of the discount carrier claims he was prevented from boarding flight because he criticized the airline over Twitter
Small password improvements equal big security
Creating complicated passwords that will foil hackers is easier than you think
For BlackBerry leaders, success paved way for failure
For tech experts and BlackBerry users alike, the long decline of mobile gear maker falls squarely on the company's management
Amazon doubles down on new Kindles, skips fanfare
Bypassing the usual pomp around major product releases, tech maker releases new tablets
Try out these new features in Apple iOS 7
The iPhone's new operating system offers a number of convenient -- and often overlooked -- additions
Fake online reviews not likely to stop after fines
New York attorney general gets 19 companies to stop posting fake reviews, but the problem is deep and wide
Apple iOS 7 users face security risks
Tech giant's latest mobile operating system has some some security holes -- here's how to protect yourself
Microsoft introduces new Surface tablets
Company hopes new devices will capture some of the tablet market from Apple's iPad, after last year's model sold poorly
Did Microsoft Surface sales sink more than thought?
A new SEC filing shows consumer hardware sales fell sharply between fiscal years 2012 and 2013, suggesting that the Surface tablet bombed
Tennessee's attempt to execute Christa Pike using lethal injection fails
Co-pilot stabs pilot, tries to crash passenger jet en route to Israel, Netanyahu says
Hegseth says he's cutting generals and admirals by 20%, ousting "woke"
Details emerge in case of former Cornell student alleging rape by frat members
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