Oracle Corp. agreed to pay 98.5 million dollars to settle allegations that its PeopleSoft unit used "false pricing information" to win a federal contract, the Justice Department said.
Software maker Symantec Corp. aims to double its annual sales to $10 billion by 2010, its chief executive said on Sunday, with 10 percent of revenues coming from services.
Jajah, an ambitious European start-up that slashes the cost of long-distance mobile telephone calls, is set to sign up 1 million customers this year, one of the company's co-founders said on Sunday.
Adam Brent knew his 11-year-run selling best sellers and new releases was over when mail carriers started walking into his building to deliver books from Amazon.com to the tenants upstairs.
The strong appetite by private equity firms for technology deals shows buyouts in that sector are only going to continue -- with the focus on semiconductors and software.
The YouTube video-sharing website and Google internet giant sternly declined to comment on reports that they were discussing a 1.6 billion dollar takeover by Google.
The $100 laptops planned for children around the world might turn out to be as revolutionary for their security measures as for their low-cost economics.
Best Buy Co. Inc. aims to take digital music to a wider audience by introducing a music player and subscription service with partners SanDisk Corp. and RealNetworks Inc. .
Apple announced Wednesday the results of a three-month investigation into the company’s stock option practices, and former Apple Chief Financial Officer (CFO) Fred Anderson announced that he “believes it is in Apple’s best interests” for him to resign from the company’s board of directors.
There's no doubt about it: foreign technology can whet your appetite. Super-lightweight laptops from Japan, feature-packed smartphones from Europe, and shiny, gotta-get-it devices designed in India, South Korea, and Taiwan are but a few of the items that currently reside on tech's cutting edge. But chances...
Sprint Nextel Corp. , the No. 3 U.S. wireless provider, on Tuesday said it would begin selling three slim phones from Motorola Inc. in early November, about two years after its biggest rival, Cingular Wireless, started selling Motorola's popular Razr phone.
Microsoft bolstered its set of I.T. management tools this week by acquiring DesktopStandard, a firm that designs software to help network administrators manage access between groups of company computers.
Semiconductor sales worldwide surged to a monthly record of $20.5 billion in August, fueled by higher demand for memory chips used in PCs and mobile gadgets such as cell phones and digital cameras, an industry group reported Monday.
The costs of policing a new U.S. Internet gambling ban for banks and credit card companies will be determined by regulators in the coming months, industry officials said on Monday.
US soft-drink giant Coca-Cola has said it will equip its vending machines in Japan to accept credit payment through mobile telephones, an increasingly popular money option in the country.
Advanced Micro Devices Inc. ,the world's number two maker of microchips for personal computers, has sealed a deal to supply China's second-largest PC maker with chips, scoring its latest victory in a market share battle with bigger rival Intel .
Software stocks have been on an upward tear since August as seasonal consumer and enterprise software spending patterns and an attractive upcoming slate of new products coincided with changes in software business models and corporate IT needs.
Software stocks have been on an upward tear since August as seasonal consumer and enterprise software spending patterns and an attractive upcoming slate of new products coincided with changes in software business models and corporate IT needs.