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In a strong move to protect the privacy of Americans as they use the Internet on their smartphones and tablets, the FTC said the mobile industry should include a do-not-track feature in software and apps and take other steps to safeguard personal information.
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Marissa Mayer’s first months as chief executive have impressed investors, and the company’s stock, recently at a four-year high, rose after hours.
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Michael Fertik, CEO of Reputation.com, talks to CNBC about the launch of his Silicon Valley based company, which protects reputation and privacy on the internet, in the UK and why he is very bullish on Britain.
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Wal-Mart is getting more aggressive in the smartphone business. Debbie Weinswig, Citi analyst, says Wal-Mart is positioned to take on Amazon in terms of smartphone services.
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In its first full quarter with Marissa Mayer at the helm, Yahoo reported fiscal fourth-quarter earnings that topped expectations. But its first-quarter revenue guidance was a bit lower than analyst estimates.
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Discussing whether Apple's stock is "burning out," with Peter Misek, Jefferies & Co., and John Abell, Reuters MediaFile columnist. "There has to be something Apple has up its sleeve," says Abell.
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Social networking website Twitter's new video sharing app called "Vine" is creating a lot of x-rated buzz with sex-related content. CNBC's Jon Fortt and Julia Boorstin discuss.
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CNBC's Jon Fortt previews Amazon's earnings announcement this afternoon. Wall Street, he reports, is looking for revenue of $22.3 billion and earnings of 28 cents/share.
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Yahoo's fourth-quarter earnings report will provide an update of new CEO Marissa Mayer's efforts to revive the Internet company's revenue growth.
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Call them super leaks or super teasers. For a growing number of Super Bowl advertisers, they are super smart business.
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Here's Jim Cramer's Gameplan for the week ahead. What's on his radar?
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PayPal founder Peter Thiel discusses the future of technology, and how he would characterize what's going on in social media, with CNBC's Maria Bartiromo. "I think the story of technology more broadly is doing more with less," he says.
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The concerns raised about this stock address innovation issues that affect companies across the technology and application space, writes this pro.
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A French court on Thursday told Twitter to identify people who had posted anti-Semitic and racist entries on the social network.
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On Thursday, Microsoft released earnings and results left Wall Street fairly underwhelmed. Jon Najarian, however, was surprised.
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Once a week I clean out the inbox, a task that requires me to set aside an hour. Now some companies are offering solutions to unclutter unruly inboxes.
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CNBC's Julia Boorstin reports Netflix CEO Reed Hastings is focusing on investing in original content.
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If you’ve been holding Microsoft for the past 3 months, you may as well have kept that money under your mattress.
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The FMHR traders have the trade on four stocks trending on Twitter today.
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CNBC's Julia Boorstin talks with Netflix CEO Reed Hastings about his plans to take advantage of growing consumer demand. And Tien Tzuo, Zuora CEO, explains how Wall Street has a fundamental misunderstanding of how to accurately evaluate subscription businesses.
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CNBC's Julia Boorstin sits down with Netflix CEO Reed Hastings, to talk about the company's blowout quarter and his plans to take on rivals and invest in original content.