Google Lands EU Antitrust Pact After Making New Concessions
Google has offered further concessions to address regulatory concerns about its search technology, effectively settling a three-year EU investigation and avoiding a fine of up to $5 billion.
Report: Google Nears Antitrust Settlement in Europe
Google has reportedly made new concessions to antitrust regulators in Europe in an effort to settle a three-year probe.
U.S. Charges Bitcoin Exchangers Linked to Silk Road Drug Bazaar
The criminal charges highlight a concerted effort by law enforcement to crack down on those who use Bitcoin to facilitate shady activities.
Apple Settles FTC Complaint Over Kid App Purchases for $33M
Apple agreed to provide full refunds to customers to settle an FTC complaint that it billed consumers for 'millions of dollars' incurred by children in kids' apps.
Online Drug Market Raid Sparks 20% Selloff for Bitcoin
The digital currency lost ground after federal authorities raised an Internet drug market and seized $3.6 million of Bitcoin.
McAfee: Beware of ObamaCare Phishing Scams
McAfee warned the launch of health-care exchanges will likely inspire phishing attacks aimed at stealing personal information.
Feds Take Down Cyber Crime Ring that Allegedly Raided $45M
Prosecutors charged eight individuals with participating in a sophisticated campaign of cyber attacks on the global financial system that caused $45 million in losses.
U.S. Postal Service Finally Gets Its Tech On
The USPS was late to the game in adopting modern technology but the wait was worth it.
U.S. Supreme Court Rejects Apple E-Books Appeal
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday declined to hear Apple's challenge to an appellate court decision that it conspired with five publishers to increase e-book prices, meaning it will have to pay $450 million as part of a settlement.
What Net Neutrality Means for You
Is there something worse than having to call the cable company? Maybe.
Yahoo Shares Rise on Alibaba Spinoff Decision
Yahoo shares rose after the company said it would go ahead with the planned spinoff of its stake in Alibaba Group Holding despite the risk that the deal might not be tax free.
Expedia Profit Tops Expectations
Expedia Inc. on Thursday posted better-than-expected profit in its second quarter, as brands like its namesake and Hotels.com continued to drive bookings growth.
Apple the No.1 Dividend Payer But Not For Long
Exxon Mobil may unseat Apple as the top dividend payer on Thursday or before.
Deutsche Bank Delivers a Daily Deal of its Own: Groupon
The daily deal giant received a very bullish endorsement as its expenses continue to plummet.
Deutsche Bank Delivers a Daily Deal of its Own: Groupon
The daily deal giant received a very bullish endorsement as its expenses continue to plummet.
Report: Yahoo Not to Spin off Alibaba Stake
Reports Tuesday said Yahoo Inc is weighing a sale of its core business and will not sell its stake in Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, a sharp reversal that came after pressure from an activist investor.
Facebook Now More Valuable Than GE, Amazon
Following strong third quarter results, Facebook eclipsed General Electric and Amazon to become the sixth largest company in the world.
Why You’re Wrong About eBay
Don't listen to everything you hear about eBay.
Amazon Launches Etsy Competitor 'Homemade'
Amazon today is launching a new section of the site, called Handmade, aimed squarely at Etsy. The online giant even recruited potential sellers to Handmade directly from Etsy.
The Explosion of the Online Delivery Business
From the early days of dial-up modems, the online delivery business is now being powered by connectivity that is giving consumers more choices than ever before.
















