Zynga cuts workforce 18%: No fun and games
Diminishing interest in its online offerings and a failure to produce new hits have forced the company to cut costs
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Diminishing interest in its online offerings and a failure to produce new hits have forced the company to cut costs
Apple looks poised to introduce its own streaming music system, and integration with iTunes could offer some killer features
Michael Dell has offered to take the company private for $24.4 billion; offer has been criticized by some prominent shareholders
KeyMails is an excellent example of an app that can improve on existing software
Revisions to Windows 8 will be released later this year; update, called Windows 8.1, will be free
SEC penalizes exchange for incompetent handling of trading glitches during the social network's ballyhooed stock offering
Investor push to quickly boost social network's revenues risks alienating the company's users
Social networker's new Web feature could help stem loss of users in North America, open up revenue possibilities
Nasdaq plans to pay $62 million in reimbursements to investment firms that lost money because of technical problems during the IPO
Revenue is up, but the big question for Facebook watchers is whether the company can keep the North American gravy train rolling
Electric car manufacturer Better Place will close, but that isn't the only sign such vehicles are having trouble attracting buyers
Here's a utility that provides advanced ways to take advantage of multiple monitors nowhere to be found in Windows
Yahoo could reportedly spend $600M to $800M on the video site Hulu, but is Mayer's strategy just leftover from previous days?
Twitter may hit a $1 billion revenue run rate by the end of this year, leaving plenty of room for shareholders to do well once it is public
Many have criticized the multiple clicks required by the operating system to shut down a PC, but there are ways to reduce their number to one