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A blessing from Europe helps clear the way for Microsoft’s biggest-ever transaction, aimed at cementing its shift to a devices-and-services company.

Ottawa reportedly rebuffed efforts by Chinese electronics company Lenovo to acquire BlackBerry due to worries about national security.

The presence of terrorists poses a problem for Twitter, which must balance the interests of users, advertisers and law enforcement.

The USPS was late to the game in adopting modern technology but the wait was worth it. 

Thanks to Apartment List, renters now have the ability to take a three-dimensional “look” into listed apartments that functions similar to Google’s Street View.

Internal confidence may be on the rise inside the c-suite at Twitter as two executives recently bought shares of the company.

Google Inc's posted a better-than-expected quarterly profit for the first time in the last six quarters, helped by strong growth in advertising revenue.

Exxon Mobil may unseat Apple as the top dividend payer on Thursday or before. 

LinkedIn will be reporting its second-quarter earnings after the bell today. But can it hold its own against major beats from Facebook and Twitter?

Facebook's stock gets a boost after earnings, and Samsung unveils a 105-inch television.

Shares of Netflix edged higher on Tuesday after Morgan Stanley resumed coverage on the movie streamer with an “overweight” rating. 

Yahoo celebrated its one-year anniversary of hiring Marissa Mayer by revealing 2Q profits that bested forecasts, but revenue that narrowly trailed forecasts.

UBS served the world’s largest social network with a “buy” rating, citing new video ad potential. 

The daily deal giant received a very bullish endorsement as its expenses continue to plummet.

The daily deal giant received a very bullish endorsement as its expenses continue to plummet.

Sadly, journalistic integrity is dead. Even sadder, nobody mourned. Everyone had their heads stuck too far up their smartphones to notice.