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Samsung Electronics posted unusually weak numbers in a forecast for third-quarter results. Is that bad news for major rival Apple?
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The news that Microsoft has unveiled its next version of Windows did not exactly command the same amount of fanfare as past operating system releases.
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Now that eBay has agreed to spin off its PayPal division, we can’t help but wonder what the future holds for PayPal as an independent company.
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Facebook has had to go a long way to prove that marketing to social media users can match the targeting that search advertising can provide.
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A new report from the Internet and Media analysts at Stifel makes one thing is clear: ad spending and viewership is transitioning to the Internet.
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Digital media research firm comScore has released its ranking of the top 50 U.S. Web properties for August, and once again the list is topped by Google.
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ThinkstockNo one knows more about a workplace than its employees. Employee opinions reflect basic measures, such as pay, perks, benefits, and hours worked. But they are also influenced by factors...
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Will the market buy into the vision of Microsoft's new CEO enough to keep the stock rising?
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Drivers of the Tesla flagship Model S will be able to get software upgrades "over-the-air."
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The global average amount of time a person spends playing games on Android is 37 minutes a day, but that number varies widely by country.
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MIT researchers claim they have built a system that could help cars avoid traffic jams.
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Online retailer Amazon.com spent $158 million in 2013 to buy search advertising from Google.
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The New York Times reports that Alibaba may raise the price of its initial public offering. The demand for shares has been terrific.
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A new report from the Internet team at Jefferies focuses primarily on August sales numbers and traffic, and it is very clear that the dominant Internet companies continue to get stronger.
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Some pretty high-profile CEOs have jumped on the social media train, but most are only occasional users.
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