Apple's Qualcomm hit aims to fill phone gap
Apple's lawsuits against Qualcomm are part of a widespread effort to rake back profits in a slowing market.
Why Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 exploded
Months of testing reveals what we all thought anyway: it was the batteries that were to blame for Samsung's flagship phone exploding.
Foxconn weighs $9.3b US factory with Apple
Foxconn's chairman has told reporters it is considering a joint investment with Apple for a US facility, say media.
Zuckerberg goes to court over Hawaii land
Mark Zuckerberg has gone to court to gain ownership of land tucked away within his sprawling estate in Hawaii
Mark Zuckerberg's secrets for acquiring companies
During the weeks leading up to Mark Zuckerberg's decision to buy Oculus for $2 billion, he received a concerning message from then-Oculus CEO Brendan Iribe.
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 ...
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.
