Apple slapped with $2.1b interest on EU tax bill
Apple's bill for unpaid taxes in Ireland is creeping upwards, as authorities try to figure out exactly how much the world's richest company owes.
How the Google Tax grew . . . and grew
The Diverted Profits Tax will generate plenty of complaints because it potentially affects a much larger slice of Australian business.
US tech sector promises outsize job creation
The competitive hysteria about job creation in the US means that companies now have to go large to stand out.
Samsung bribery arrest blows hip company narrative
Samsung thinks of itself as hip and innovative, but the arrest of Lee Jae Yong shows a company run like a feudal dynasty
Facebook now wants to read your mind
Facebook already has your name, your friends and your photographs: now it might want your thoughts too.
Was Marissa Mayer doomed to fail?
Only someone with the temperament and intuition of Steve Jobs could have turned round Yahoo.
Google's Alphabet drops futuristic project
Alphabet has disbanded the team tasked with developing its internet by drone technology.
Jobs' legacy is the omniscient tech company
Steve Jobs was prone to hyperbole but his eulogy for the iPhone 10 years ago was accurate.
How to value Yahoo's legacy Alibaba stake
Yahoo announced its new rump company will be called Altaba. Given its likely reception by investors, Badbaba might be more apt.
Music streaming makes pop stars
Apple Music has separated itself from Spotify by trying to become a one-stop shop for major artists.
