Big Tech Archive

And he’s still calling for the company to implement a bigger buyback.

It’s elegantly designed and smarter than the average smoke- and carbon-monoxide detector, but each device will cost you $129.

Large companies are going digital in big ways, moving from disrupted to disrupters.

Approval of the pilot program followed protests that blocked corporate buses and even damaged one.

A temporary reprieve in an increasingly contentious battle.

By using human curators, Beats Music has created a satisfying music-streaming experience that doesn’t feel robotic.

Will the well-known entrepreneur, committed to privacy, be able to resist the Dyson vacuum of the Internet?

CEO Noam Bardin say he’s working on new features at the “company within a company.”

In their high-profile annual letter, the even higher-profile couple say that too many assume that the problems facing the poor are overwhelming and unsolvable.

Aat least dozen ad-tech companies are contemplating IPOs in 2014 and 2015.

Mobile app Jelly creates a loose social network from which you can draw short answers to any question.

Focusing less on the device and mostly on data.