iPad: Love the screen, hate the bills
Some new iPad users are learning just how expensive crystal-clear screens can be
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Some new iPad users are learning just how expensive crystal-clear screens can be
Hewlett-Packard is combining its printing and PC units, the first big move by new CEO Meg Whitman to revamp the tech giant
Apple is rewarding stockholders with a dividend, UPS has agreed to buy Europe's second largest delivery company, and gas prices continue to rise. Ashley Morrison reports.
Investment firm Third Point is urging shareholders to elect its nominees to the Internet company's board of directors
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Some companies and government agencies are eager to get a look at job candidates' social-networking pages
People are either wringing hands or wagging a finger over Mike Daisey's Apple piece, but that misses the point
World's biggest publicly traded company sends a paycheck to investors while keeping its growth perception of a mammoth startup
Tech giant to introduce a quarterly dividend of $2.65 per share and start a program to repurchase $10B in shares
Top Apple execs are expected on Monday to discuss how the company plans to use some of its more than $97 billion in cash
One explanation for the Apple tablet's popularity may be a yearning remove some middlemen between people and direct experience
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Networking giant says its $4 billion acquisition of video technology maker NDS Group will help it expand in emerging markets
The iPad maker's market value is about to exceed that of the entire U.S. retail sector -- even though its revenue is a fraction
As Yahoo sues Facebook, it becomes a reminder of how much technology patents have begun to hurt industry innovation