Tech companies spent 2014 reinventing themselves with major splits and divestitures. Look who might follow suit in 2015.
A jury cleared Apple of antitrust violations for iPod restrictions, capping a decade-long case that had no shortage of drama and confusion.
Attorneys for plaintiffs and Apple made closing arguments on Monday, and the jury has begun deliberations in the Apple iPod antitrust case.
Apple went on the offensive with its own witnesses in the ongoing antitrust trial over the iPod.
Apple continued to fight tooth and nail to prevent recent video testimony from the tech giant's co-founder Steve Jobs in the Apple iPod anti-trust case.
Federal Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers, along with both Apple and the plaintiffs' lawyers have finally appeared to agree on a new plaintiff: Barbara Bennett.
The antitrust lawsuit against Apple is on its last legs, after a federal judge dismissed the plantiffs' last remaining witness.
Sparc, a high-end marijuana dispensary in San Francisco, is serving up to 400 customers a day thanks to weed legalization.
Qualcomm said in its second-quarter earnings report that China will be a headache to the company's bottom line and stock price.
Intel's shares rallied more than 24 percent in 2014, and now analysts expect increases in both earnings and revenue.
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