EU fines Microsoft $733M for breaking word on IE
Company didn't abide by terms of earlier agreement to offer users choice of web browsers in addition to Internet Explorer
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Microsoft's Achilles' heels: Fear and arrogance
Microsoft could have avoided a $733 million EU fine, but it would have had to change its character
Will Facebook go bye-bye when teens do?
Signs suggest the social network is losing its luster among the very users that turned it into a phenomenon
Time to invest in Apple?
Although investors have sent the tech giant's stock tumbling to a 52-week low, the company's financials remain strong
Is Microsoft punishing Office users?
In a change that could anger customers, the software maker no longer lets you transfer Office from one PC to another
Court chops Samsung's $1B award to Apple
Federal judge lowers damages owed to tech giant over patent violations by more than $450 million
Should Groupon's board follow ousted CEO?
Andrew Mason has been dismissed as CEO of the company he co-founded, but the underlying problems may be bigger than one man
Great apps for defeating hackers
These military-grade security tools will keep your computer network, private data and even voice calls safe and sound
How to write email that gets a response
People not getting back to you? Here's how to increase the chance that they'll message you back
Apple CEO promises "great stuff" to come
There has been speculation that Apple is working on an Internet-connected watch or a TV
Brace yourself for the eBay robocalls [update]
A change in its user agreement will permit eBay to contact users by phone and text for marketing on behalf of third parties
Music industry has to die to live
With Global revenue flat, music companies are returning to an old strategy of trying to force people to stop sharing files
Facebook Graph Search for you and your business
There are a virtually limitless number of queries you can feed Graph Search to learn more about your customers
Businesses deluded about threat of cyber attack
Don't be complacent -- there are serious cybercrime risks to every business and industry
Yahoo takes big step back by ending work-at-home
By killing off telecommuting, CEO Marissa Mayer gives competitors an advantage and admits that Yahoo can't manage employees
Jane Doe's account of what happened at Cornell fraternity house
More details emerge about FlyDubai co-pilot who tried to crash plane
Judge blocks Trump's firing of top federal prosecutor in Seattle
Christa Pike's attorneys: Botched execution was "torturous" and "predictable"
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"Mayday" EP on FlyDubai passenger saying show helped him during attack
