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Yahoo has submitted a formal proposal to buy Hulu, joining a growing list of bidders for the video service owned by News Corp. and Walt Disney.
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Apple is "extremely cheap" because "the stock will be at $600 [again] in the next 18 months," Howard Ward, Gamco CIO for Growth Equities, told CNBC.
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Foxconn has imposed a recruitment freeze across most of its factories in China as it slows production of Apple's iPhone 5.
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Research In Motion attempted to turn around its fortunes in January with two brand new devices, new software and a name change. But for many the real head-turner was the unusual appointment of soul singer Alicia Keys as global creative director.
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Jim Hagemann Snabe, Co-CEO of SAP, tells CNBC that the technology industry is going through a relatively large change and their innovation strategy has paid off.
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*Penney plans for Martha Stewart boutiques in its stores. Feb 20- A lawyer for Macy's Inc told a judge on Wednesday that rival J.C. Penney Co Inc and Martha Stewart schemed to develop a partnership that ran afoul of Macy's contract with the home goods doyenne.
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Sony took the wraps off its next-generation video game console called "PlayStation 4" on Wednesday that will allow users to stream and play video games hosted on servers. The New York Times reports.
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BioLite CEO and co-founder Jonathan Cedar makes the case for his clean energy product business; and CNBC's Diana Olick and Jon Steinberg, Buzzfeed president and COO.
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*Spanish yields fall as Madrid launches 5- year dollar bond. LONDON, Feb 20- German debt futures fell and a sale of 10- year bonds struggled on Wednesday as investors kept to the sidelines before events likely to determine demand for low-risk assets in coming weeks.
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*Dell Q4 revenue down 11 pct but beats estimates slightly. SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 19- Dell Inc on Tuesday reported a 31 percent drop in profit, hurt by a shrinking consumer business, as investors weighed founder Michael Dell's offer to buy out the world's No.3 maker of personal computers.
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Given the beating Apple has taken lately—with many questioning its future—it's important to understand how much television means to Apple.
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Philip Green's "Topshop" brand joined forces with Internet giant Google at this year's London Fashion Week in a move which has once again built a buzz around the company.
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Facebook is expanding its Promoted Post feature to allow users to let them pay to promote their friends' posts on the social platform.
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Feb 15- Burger King Worldwide Inc, the third-largest U.S. hamburger chain, on Friday posted higher-than-expected quarterly profit, helped by cost cuts and new holiday sweets, premium sandwiches and special deals that boosted restaurant sales in the United States and Canada.
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Dell Chief Executive Michael Dell, aiming to clinch a $24.4 billion deal to take the No. 3 PC maker private, has agreed to value his 16 percent stake about 2 percent below the offer price.
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About 40 protesters showed up at Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg's home where he was hosting a fundraiser for New Jersey Gov. Chris Christi.
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Feb 13- Inventors based in the United States led the world in nanotechnology patent applications and grants in 2012, according to a new study by law firm McDermott Will& Emory.
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Symcat CEO Craig Monsen makes his Power Pitch to CNBC's John Carney and Mo Koyfman, Spark Capital.
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CNBC's Jane Wells and Cindy Perman weigh in on Sen. Marco Rubio's sip from a Poland Spring bottle of water during the State of the Union.
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Jean Francois van Boxmeer, CEO of Heineken, tells CNBC that the importance of Europe is declining for Heineken and they have been increasing their footprint in Asia, Latin America and Africa.
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DANA POINT, Calif., Feb 12- Intel Corp, the world's top chip maker whose fortunes are eroding under the popularity of mobile devices, will enter the hotly competitive market of online television this year with a service that will both stream live content and provide content on demand.
