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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.

Fans can vote for their favorite players via a menu in Google's search engine.

Following strong third quarter results, Facebook eclipsed General Electric and Amazon to become the sixth largest company in the world.

Internet giant Alphabet Inc, the new holding company for Google, expects to begin delivering packages to consumers via drones sometime in 2017, the executive in charge of Google's drone effort said on Monday.

Alphabet, the parent company of Internet giant Google, revealed a beat on both lines in the third quarter. Shares of the company surged more than 5% in after-hours action.

Don't listen to everything you hear about eBay. 

After U.S. markets closed on Friday, Alphabet replaced Google as the publicly traded company that will house Google's search and Web advertising businesses, maps, YouTube and its "moonshot" ventures such as driverless cars.

Apple customers are reporting their mobile devices have crashed after attempting to upload the new iOS 9 operating system.

Google aims to be tech’s answer to Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway – a holding company that invests in innovative ideas that can change the world.

Google Inc announced a major shake-up of its operating structure on Monday, creating a holding company called Alphabet which will contain subsidiaries to separate its core web advertising business from newer ventures.