Erin Go Bragh! American Companies See Green in Ireland
Irish eyes are smiling in corporate America. With friendly tax policies and skilled workers, the Emerald Isle has emerged as America's favorite nation for global investments.
U.S. Venture Capitalists Skeptical on Government
The “2015 Global Venture Capital Confidence Survey,” conducted by Deloitte and the National Venture Capital Association (NVCA), ranked investor confidence.
World Cup Boosts Google Earnings, Geopolitical Tensions in Focus
Geopolitical tensions in focus on Wall Street, FedEx is charged with illegally delivering dangerous drugs and the World Cup is kicking up profits for Google.
Citi's Internet Shopping List
Citi analysts are largely bullish on Internet stocks, eyeing future growth amid an influx of more tech-savvy consumers and greater access to high-speed mobile data. Analysts at the bank, which initiated coverage of the Internet sector this week, said in a research note sent to clients that the industry is still in the “early innings of its growth cycle.” Internet-centric consumers, mainly from the Millennial generation, are just starting to enter their “prime buying and influence period,” they added, while the shift in Internet consumption from PCs to mobile devices represents a key growth driver for the industry. With those factors in mind, Citi unveiled its top five web stocks, five others it rated at neutral and one more that analysts consider to be on the way down, listed in order of preference.
The Most Annoying Aspects of Our Tech-Crazed Culture
It’s easy to forget that technology is supposed to make us happy and productive, not frustrated and miserable.
How HP is Embracing the Mobile Workstation and Scoring With Small Businesses
Small business owners weigh mobile desktop workstations over traditional desktop workstations.
A Commuter's Dream: Bus Arrivals Timed Just Right
Timing and tracking your city bus using sophisticated cloud computer systems is a game changer for the millions of people who depend on public transportation.
Google Says Docs, Drive Facing Disruptions
Google Inc said some of its services including Drive and Docs were facing disruptions.
Apple Caves to Swift; Your Move Spotify
Singer Taylor Swift has been throwing around her weight to negotiate royalty fees with music labels.
EXCLUSIVE: Bill Gates Talks Immigration, Microsoft
The Microsoft co-founder and philanthropist discussed the software giant’s future and U.S. immigration policies in an exclusive interview with the FOX Business Network.
Microsoft Gets on Board with Hot Docker Technology
Docker, a 1.5-year-old startup, offers tools that “containerize” code, helping developers build and run apps across servers.
Rise of mobile devices, cloud computing shake up Silicon Valley stalwarts like HP, eBay
Smartphones, tablets and other gadgets aren't just changing the way we live and work.
HP Split Unlocks Cash for Mobile Play
Plans to split Hewlett-Packard into two companies, with one focused on consumer technology, could reinvigorate the PC maker’s push into mobile devices.
Bringing Wearable Technology to the Workplace
Wearable Intelligence recently raised $8 million in funding to bring workplace applications to wearable technology such as Google Glass.
Salesforce Creates $100M Fund Focused on Mobile Apps
The new Salesforce1 Fund will invest in companies building innovative mobile applications and connected products.
2024: The Year Your Smartphone Will be Able to Control Everything
Internet of Everything? Not so fast ... experts say it could be a decade until your smartphone replaces your keys and everything in your wallet.
Microsoft Revenue up 18%; Profit Falls
The tech behemoth posted 4Q profits that came in shy of estimates, while revenues topped views. Shares bounced between gains and losses after-hours.
Google Logs Mixed 2Q Results
Google reported a sharp increase in revenue thanks to growing advertising dollars, but the tech giant's bottom line missed views.
Google Shutters Social Network Orkut, Cuts Quickoffice
After a decade long attempt to popularize the service, Google is shutting down its social network, Orkut.
Amazon Launches Streaming Music Service with Prime
Amazon.com launched a streaming music service on Thursday that comes free with its $99-a-year Prime membership program.