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A new product, Twitter Amplify, will help brands match advertisements with Twitter commentary by viewers.
Continue Reading →Sony is considering a proposal from the American hedge fund Third Point to spin off part of its entertainment business but emphasized the discussions were preliminary.
Continue Reading →Steve Wilhite, who invented the enduring GIF file format in 1987, will receive a lifetime achievement Webby Award.
Continue Reading →Apple’s chief executive, Timothy D. Cook, was testifying about how the company was able to avoid billions of dollars in taxes.
Continue Reading →Yahoo’s deal for Tumblr raises questions about its ability to make money by selling ads, among other thorny issues.
Continue Reading →Google’s chief executive said he has paralyzed vocal cords, a rare health problem that causes a hoarse voice and constricted breathing. The company said a year ago that he had …
Continue Reading →The billionaire Carl C. Icahn and Southeastern Asset Management, two of Dell’s biggest shareholders, seek to offer an alternative to a $24.4 billion takeover that they have criticized as “the …
Continue Reading →Incase, a popular case maker in San Francisco, began selling its first protective cases for the new Galaxy S4 phone, adding to the hundreds of thousands of accessories supporting Samsung …
Continue Reading →David Einhorn said Tuesday that his firm had raised the size of its Apple holdings. The move came after Apple agreed to quintuple the size of its stock buyback program …
Continue Reading →Lending Club plans to announce that Google led a $125 million deal to buy a stake in the company from existing investors.
Continue Reading →A recent Delaware court case is a reminder that the founders of start-ups backed by venture capital often end up with nothing even if their company is sold. …
Continue Reading →Various Twitter accounts poke fun at news media outlets like The Huffington Post, Slate and The New York Times.
Continue Reading →Nasty comments and bad manners on Twitter seem to be egregious expressions of insecurity.
Continue Reading →Federal regulators are expected to crack down on short-term, high-cost credit offered by large banks like Wells Fargo and U.S. Bank.
Continue Reading →The use of the go-shop process left shareholders with a hollow choice after the Blackstone Group withdrew from bidding.
Continue Reading →EBay has taken up the fight against forcing Internet retailers to collect state sales tax wherever they ship, just as the issue is moving through Washington in earnest. …
Continue Reading →After the Boston Marathon attack, Tim Jones, an explosives expert and chief of a social media management company, began tracking Web chatter on explosives, offering the data to the Boston …
Continue Reading →The private equity giant decided to withdraw after discovering that Dell’s PC business was deteriorating faster than it had previously understood, people involved in the negotiations said. …
Continue Reading →Twitter’s new music app creates a playlist of the music that’s blowing up on your Twitter feed. But is that the kind of music you want to listen to? Twitter…
Continue Reading →Technology reporters Jenna Wortham and Brian X. Chen share their thoughts on the latest phenomenon in hardware, the so-called smartwatch. Will it be a smart idea? …
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