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Intuit reported quarterly earnings and revenue that beat analysts' expectations on Tuesday. » Read More |
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Irving will remain on the board through June 2018, the company said.
JPMorgan recommends Broadcom shares due to its big chip design wins in the next iPhone.
A Tesla Model X and Model S, both P100D models with Ludicrous, edged out the Lamborghini in a quarter-mile drag race held by Drag Times.
Wall Street may finally be warming a bit to Snap.
The billionaire is backing a new venture capital fund for cryptocurrency-related investments called 1confirmation.
Amazon is looking to go from operating a handful of Amazon-branded bookstores to more than 400 of Whole Foods' premium supermarkets.
It's the thick of back-to-school season, so college students should know about these apps, Verge reports.
Far-right sites like The Daily Stormer want to be real alternatives to their mainstream counterparts, The Verge reports.
Facebook will see a decline among teenagers in the U.S. this year, says market research firm eMarketer.
More than 66 million commented, posted and reacted to the astronomical event on Monday.
Google is introducing Chrome Enterprise with tools IT admins can use to more easily manage Chromebooks.
The face scanner expected on the Apple iPhone 8 will allow the device to unlock in just a "few hundred milliseconds," Bloomberg says.
Its Prineville, Ore. location was in the path of totality.
Databricks, a data analytics start-up, raised a $140 million in a funding round led by Andreessen Horowitz.
Deutsche Bank admits VMware’s software business can continue to thrive in a cloud computing world.
Infosys needs to find a suitable replacement who can continue with the turnaround of the company that departing CEO Vishal Sikka started.
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