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• Twitter's Vine Features Porn Video as 'Editor's Pick'

  

  Twitter blames "human error" for pornographic video slipping into Vine's "Editor's Picks" section.

• Are Apple's Best Days Behind It? 

  

  Sydney Finkelstein, Tuck School of Business; and Jeffrey Sonnenfeld, Yale School of Management, discuss Apple's slip in dominance under the leadership of Tim Cook, and how the company can regain its innovative lead.

• Is Facebook Blocking Twitter's New Video-Sharing Application Vine?

  

  Twitter released Vine, a new application for quick video sharing, and the app may already be butting heads with rival Facebook.

• Shopping Without Your Wallet 

  

  Jon Prideaux, chief business officer at Boku, discusses his company's partnerships with mobile carriers and how clients are able to make direct-to-bill mobile payments.

• CORRECTED-UPDATE 3-Samsung puts lid on capex for 1st time since financial crisis

  *Samsung shares up 12 pct in 3 months; Apple down over 20 pct. But with the personal computer market shrinking for the first time in 11 years, the global smartphone market growing more slowly, and Apple Inc moving to buy fewer of Samsung's microprocessors used in the iPhone and iPad, the South Korean IT giant is now forced to keep a lid on spending.

• UPDATE 1-Samsung puts lid on capex for 1st time since financial crisis

  *Samsung shares up 12 pct in 3 months; Apple down over 20 pct. SEOUL, Jan 25- Samsung Electronics Co turned cautious on spending for the first time since the global financial crisis, keeping its annual investment plan unchanged at 2012 levels, as demand for computer chips wanes and the smartphone market slows.

• Siemens CEO on Investing in US Energy  

  

  CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin talks with Peter Loscher, Siemens AG President & CEO, about his plans to invest in energy in the United States. "We are ready to participate in the energy agenda, of course," Loscher said.

• Why Countries Must Compete: Dow CEO 

  

  Andrew Liveris, Dow Chemical president, chairman & CEO, discusses how businesses can invest, innovate and prosper among growing global competition.

• What's Blackberry 10 Like? CNBC's Sneak Preview

  

  CNBC's Steve Liesman ran into a senior executive of Blackberry at the World Economic Forum in Davos and got a demonstration of the Blackberry 10.

• SAP's McDermott: The World Has Totally Changed  

  

  Bill McDermott, co-Ceo at SAP, tells CNBC that you are going to see a massive move away from hardware to innovative software as IT is no longer supporting business, it is the business.

• RIM Preps Clients to Run BlackBerry 10 Devices

  

  RIM shares rose two percent in pre-market trading after releasing a new system to allow its biggest customers to use its new line of BlackBerry 10 smartphones on their own networks.

• Top Ten Disruptors of 2013: Pro 

  

  Shervin Pishevar, Menlo Ventures, shares ten of his top disruptors to watch this year; including DeveloperAuction, Poshmark, Blackjet, and more.

• RIM sets stage for clients to run BlackBerry 10 devices

  TORONTO, Jan 23- Research In Motion has released a new system to allow its biggest customers to use its new line of BlackBerry 10 smartphones on their own networks, paving the way for the Jan. 30 launch of the make-or-break devices.

• LearnVest CEO Aims to Make Financial Planning Easy

  

  When Alexa Von Tobel founded the financial planning startup LearnVest, her goal was to "make financial planning as easy and as accessible as joining a gym."

• UPDATE 1-Google Q4 revenue rises; shares climb

  SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 22- Google Inc's net revenue in its core Internet business increased more than 20 percent in the fourth quarter, after the world's No. 1 search engine introduced new product ads during the holiday shopping season. Shares of Google were up roughly 4.5 percent at $734.46 in after-hours trading on Tuesday.

• Research In Motion Shares Surge on Strategic Review Hopes

  

  Shares of Research In Motion surged to a 13-month high on Monday after its chief executive said the company may consider strategic alliances with other companies after the launch of devices powered by RIM's new BlackBerry 10 operating system.

• Would You Eat Printed Meat? 

  

  Ping Fu, author of 'Bend, Not Break', tells CNBC about the high tech innovation of 3D printing, that could lead to printed meat with no need for raising animals or slaughter houses.

• RIM mulls licensing out software - CEO in paper

  FRANKFURT, Jan 21- Research in Motion will look into strategic alliances with other technology companies once it has launched its new BlackBerry 10 models, its chief executive told a German newspaper.

• UPDATE 1-Boeing, Sikorsky team up for new US military helicopter

  *Army project to lay groundwork for bigger Pentagon program. WASHINGTON, Jan 18- Boeing Co and Sikorsky Aircraft, a unit of United Technologies Corp, said they were teaming up to develop a next-generation multi-role helicopter for the U.S. military.

• Facebook Stock 'Now Normalizing': Morgan Stanley CEO

  

  Facebook stock is "now normalizing," said James Gorman, CEO of Morgan Stanley, which was the lead underwriter on the social network's IPO.