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Extreme Networks preliminary first-quarter results provided a boost for its shares early Friday.
Better late than never. That's probably what IBM investors are thinking now about the company's decision to break its businesses apart.
IBM announced Thursday that it is spinning off its $19 billion managed infrastructure services business in a deal that will be tax-free to shareholders. The deal is expected to be completed late next...
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments Wednesday in a long-running dispute over copyright infringement by Alphabet on software code owned by Oracle.
A government antitrust case against Alphabet could take years to resolve. Nevertheless, it is not hard to see how the company’s three primary businesses benefit one another and stifle competition.
Amazon could be broken into pieces, thus blunting its power in both the e-commerce and cloud marketplaces. It is made of three large business segments, so dismantling it would not be difficult.
Apple has removed headphones and speakers from its online and physical stores as the tech giant prepares to launch new products in those categories.
Networking giant Cisco has been ordered by a federal judge to pay $1.9 billion in damages in a patent infringement lawsuit.
Nvidia has announced it will partner with GlaxoSmithKline to apply its artificial intelligence and supercomputers for the drug and vaccine discovery process.
Entering the public equity markets by means of a reverse merger appears to all the rage these day. Here are seven companies that are expected to make the move by the end of the year.
Sofftware platform maker Palantir Technologies came public Wednesday through a direct listing that valued the company at about $22 billion.
Although investors were disappointed with the Micron Technology quarterly results, analysts looked further out and were fairly positive.
Micron Technology reported better than expected fourth-quarter results, but investors already had dialed down expectations for quarterly numbers back in August.
A new program means to fight online anti-Semitism with artificial intelligence. Could this be used at Facebook, YouTube and other social media platforms?
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