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State-owned Youth Daily accuses networking company of aiding U.S. spying.

The Chinese government has also reportedly told state-owned companies to break ties with American consulting firms.

The science isn't definitive, but something seems to be giving Samsung workers cancer.

While Apple's big purchase drags on S&P, Nasdaq.

Martha Stokes discusses what caused the infamous Flash Crash in 2010 and if such a panic could recur.

Google Inc. and International Business Machines Corp. both reported fiscal first-quarter earnings after U.S. markets closed on Wednesday.

Iusacell SA de CV accused IBM Wednesday of making fraudulent representations that caused it to lose $2.5 billion in profits.

Quarterly earnings announcements and economic data should influence Wednesday's session.

With Google set to report earnings on Wednesday, will the stock take a hit from Heartbleed?

The Ukraine crisis has affected many business models: here are 10.

Privacy activists are warning of mass surveillance should Amazon Web Services go through with a cloud computing deal with the spy agency.

The 'HTC Power To Give' project lets users volunteer their smartphone to aid in research projects.

The deal will significantly strengthen the personal technology company's market share in the smartphone business.

Jan. 24 marks the 30th anniversary of the Apple Macintosh, which revolutionized the computing industry for years to come.

It was the fourth straight quarter IBM missed revenue targets. Shares in IBM fell 3.5 percent to $181.68 in after-hours trade.

IBM’s CEO says the supercomputer could be a game-changer in many industries, despite doubts about its revenue potential.

IBM is opening up a new business unit in NYC centered on its "Jeopardy" champion supercomputer Watson.

Today on 60 Sec Tech: Apple ruled Christmas traffic but gets slapped on the wrist in Taiwan, and a video game charity has raised ten million dollars.

Who won the battle for the growing number of people who shop from their smartphone?

The group in charge of the USB standard announced a new connector plug, Type-C, a reversible replacement for both micro and full-size versions of the cable.

Administration officials refused his offer, fearing doing so would hand Edward Snowden a win and would not resolve any security issues.

Amazon and USPS remain mum on how much the giant online retailer is paying the post office to deliver its packages.

IBM is prepping its Watson supercomputer technology to be utilized by third-party developers for the first time.

The facility will use technology to address some of Africa's most-pressing problems.

Apple, despite facing stiff competition from Android-phone makers, kept its position on the list, proving its brand is as strong as ever.

It will be a little while before small investors can tap Twitter, but that isn’t stopping people from wondering if it's a smart investment.

The health-conscious, church-going hiker says she’s losing her health coverage for stage 4 cancer treatment.

As memories of the Enron scandal fade, audit firms are in a push to get back into the lucrative consulting business.

The country's red tape and rising costs are making it less than desirable for foreign companies.