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Microsoft announced a long-awaited restructuring on Thursday, organizing itself around key areas designed to make the company more competitive.

Two more BlackBerry executives are leaving the struggling smartphone maker, according to a report.

Apple and Amazon.com have ended their lawsuit over who has the right to use the "app store" name, clearing the way for both companies to use it.

Amazon has launched a section on its website where consumers can buy 3-D printers and related materials, including software, all in one place.

Twitter said it would begin showing individually targeted ads using cookies, an effective tracking technology that has fueled concerns about privacy.

Apple plans to build a solar farm with NV Energy in Reno, Nev., a step towards its goal of having its data centers run on renewable energy.

BlackBerry shares plunged nearly 30 percent after the company posted a loss and warned of future losses, despite releasing its make-or-break new smartphones this year.

Microsoft offered a peak at Windows 8.1, a free update that promises to address some common gripes including...yep, the return of the "start" button.

Yahoo is hosting its annual shareholder meeting Tuesday in Santa Clara, Calif.

Microsoft and Oracle announced a tie-up to give the once-fierce rivals an advantage against Web-based cloud-computing companies chipping away at their businesses.

Facebook said a year-long data breach inadvertently exposed 6 million users' phone numbers and email addresses to unauthorized viewers.

A Tokyo court ruled on Friday that Samsung infringed on rival Apple's patent for a "bounce-back" feature on earlier models of its popular smartphones.

The 'anonymous' search engine DuckDuckGo is getting a boost off the PRISM scandal that is putting big tech companies like Google and Apple to shame.

Dish Network Corp said it would not make a new offer to buy Sprint Nextel in time for a Tuesday deadline and will instead focus on its tender offer for Clearwire Corp.

Sony CEO Kaz Hirai made it clear he sees the console as one of the tentpole units that will lead the company back to prosperity. Early indications are Sony plans to do that by changing the closed gate philosophy it has held for so long.

British mobile operator Vodafone said on Wednesday it had made an offer to buy Germany's biggest cable company Kabel Deutschland.