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Wall Street firms are prodding Chinese Internet company Alibaba to list its shares on the New York Stock Exchange.

PCs changed the game once, and now it’s time for investors to position for another shift – an era when having 'Intel inside' doesn't mean as much.

Wall Street is paying close attention to how China's currency drop could sting major U.S.firms including Apple, Qualcomm, and Yum Brands.

Qualcomm Inc. hosted an event Thursday to lay out plans to push more of its chips into such products as light bulbs, air conditioners, washing machines, cars and medical devices.

If this wedding is called off, it will rob us all of the chance to see whether two companies known for their horrible customer service could have made a go of it as one big company known for its horrible service.

Chinese Internet giant Alibaba is looking to become a public company much sooner than originally thought, the FOX Business Network has learned.

Just because we’re in a tech bubble doesn’t necessarily mean you should run and hide.

Civil rights activists are targeting the tech sector, but is it diversity or deep pockets they’re after?  

The mobile payment world is currently a fragmented mess – but it’s not going to stay that way forever.

CEO Marissa Mayer seems to have come to the realization that getting back into search is the only way to get Yahoo growing again.

With a bold new vision and a new leader to make it a reality, Microsoft is looking more and more like a young upstart – and a real challenger to Apple and Google.

Princeton researchers claim social networks behave like infectious diseases – If so, I’m afraid we’re all doomed.     

The tech industry is known for overhyping new technology as the next big thing … and then, nothing happens. Here are 7 that are way overdue.

Opinion: Always having to have the latest and greatest gadget is expensive, time consuming, and frustrating. It’s nothing but peer pressure.

You would think the break-neck growth in Internet firms would provide benefits to a wide swath of people. You'd be wrong. 

Microsoft doesn’t need some high-tech wunderkind to fix the company – it needs a transformation artist like Ford CEO Alan Mulally.

It isn’t technology’s fault we’re all addicted to social media and gadgets. Technology is smart – it’s people who are dumb.

After years of being blocked in mainland China, Facebook and Twitter may be partially accessible in a section of Shanghai beginning this Friday.

What to expect from Twitter’s upcoming initial public offering, including timing, pricing, winners and losers.

I’m not falling for all the smartwatch hype and, if you’re smart, neither will you.