Sprint Shareholders to Get Their Say on SoftBank Deal
Sprint scheduled a special shareholder meeting for June 12, when investors will vote to approve or strike down a $20.1 billion deal with Japan’s third-largest wireless carrier. But Dish Network's competing bid stands in the way.
Samsung's Galaxy S4: The Reviews are In
Samsung's newest Galaxy S4 smartphone is being described as a revamped version of its top-selling S3 phone with a bigger screen and a few software gimmicks.
MetroPCS Holders Give OK to T-Mobile Merger
After a proxy battle that forced Deutsche Telekom to sweeten its bid, shareholders of MetroPCS approved the company’s merger with T-Mobile USA on Wednesday.
Deutsche Telekom Improves Terms of T-Mobile-MetroPCS Merger
Deutsche Telekom gave in to pressure from MetroPCS shareholders and upped its bid for the wireless carrier, a move that could save a merger that was in danger of being derailed this week.
Report: T-Mobile Parent Eyeing Higher Bid for MetroPCS
With the merger of MetroPCS and its T-Mobile unit in doubt, Deutsche Telekom is reviewing a sweetened deal to appease MetroPCS shareholders.
Deutsche Telekom Denies It’s Sweetening MetroPCS Deal
T-Mobile USA parent Deutsche Telekom is reportedly looking at sweetening the terms of its agreement to merge T-Mobile with MetroPCS.
Verizon Sees Up to $10 Billion of 4Q Charges
Verizon Communications plans to take up to $10 billion worth of charges in the fourth quarter tied to pension liabilities as well as about $1 billion of Hurricane Sandy-related costs.
Verizon Sees Up to $10 Billion of 4Q Charges
Verizon Communications plans to take up to $10 billion worth of charges in the fourth quarter tied to pension liabilities as well as about $1 billion of Hurricane Sandy-related costs.
Report: Google Lands Traffic App Waze in $1.1B Deal
The tech giant has reportedly reached a deal to buy Israeli-based mapping and navigations group Waze for around $1.1 billion.
Sony Board Weighs Loeb's Breakup Proposal
Sony cut sales targets for cameras, smartphones and tablets for the year as it assess a proposal from its biggest shareholder.
BlackBerry Rallies on Pentagon Mobile Program
BlackBerry shares rallied after the Pentagon said its new mobile program for unclassified work will predominantly use the Canadian company's smartphones.
BlackBerry's U.S. Market Share Falls Below 1%, Hits Zero in China
New research revealed that BlackBerry’s share of the U.S. smartphone market recently inched below 1%, as the handset maker grapples with disappointing sales of new phones.
Microsoft Whittles Down CEO Short List; Mulally, Elop Make the Cut
The tech giant has reportedly narrowed its list of external candidates to replace Chief Executive Steve Ballmer to about five people.
Should Microsoft Spin Off Consumer Business? Paul Allen Thinks So
Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen wants the company's new CEO to weigh a potential spinoff of its consumer business.
Report: Nokia CEO Elop on the Short List to Replace Ballmer
Nokia CEO Stephen Elop is believed to be among a number of candidates to replace Ballmer as Microsoft chief executive.
Bidding War? Google Joins Race to Acquire Mapping Start-Up Waze
Google is considering buying the Israeli mobile satellite navigation startup, which may lead to a bidding war with Facebook.
Locking Down Wireless Home Security for Renters
Amp up your safety game with these cutting-edge technology tools and services.
Know Before the Bell: Amazon’s Phone, Apple Earnings and Flights to Israel Halted
Airlines halt flights to Israel, and Amazon is bringing 'Fire' to your fingers.
Lenovo To Buy Google's Motorola Mobility for $2.9B
Chinese company Lenovo Group is purchasing Google’s Motorola Mobility business for about $3 billion.
AMD Shuffles Business Units, Names COO
Advanced Micro Devices plans to consolidate its business units into two segments, while Lisa Su was named the chip maker’s chief operating officer.

















