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Faced with declining demand in their home market, China's handset makers are now counting on India for growth.

Snapchat is testing a new pricing model for Discover in an effort to get more media companies and advertisers engaged.

In a memo dated Tuesday, the airline's CEO Christoph Mueller said, "We simply have not enough work for all of you."

A new feature will allow users of the business-oriented social networking site to find out how well their posts resonate with other users.

The reviews site, which has seen big growth in the past year, is said to be working with investment banks to explore a sale.

PlayStation users will need to stay logged in to their accounts if they want to use their systems May 11-12.

“If there’s one company that might want to try to address the social issue of virtual reality, maybe it’s Facebook."

Xiaomi's success in India is driving domestic Chinese rivals to plan their own entries into the subcontinent, the world's No. 3 mobile market.

Facebook continues its move into the world of commerce through a new data partnership and research initiative with IBM.

One of the company's founders reportedly bought a red Ferrari, but his timing couldn't have been worse.

Proficiency in Microsoft Office is expected for many jobs. Now social media network skills could be just as important.

Because of marketing missteps and tough competition, Google's $105 smartphone has failed to catch on in the world's No. 3 mobile market.

Home Depot customers can't use Apple Pay now that the company has turned off NFC to upgrade its systems. Will it be back?

Amid acquisition rumors, Foursquare is pushing new revenue streams and updates that have old users of the check-in app cheering.

The company has posted a statement on its website, advising customers how to properly wear the device.

As husband to Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, Goldberg, 47, was one-half of Silicon Valley's preeminent power couple.

The networking giant announced Worldwide Operations Vice President Chuck Robbins will replace Chambers in the corner office.

Apple's strategy of finding ways to make its premium phones more affordable in India, rather than making a new cheap phone, is beginning to pay off.

In the battle of the video streaming apps, Meerkat has continually looked for ways to diversify from Twitter-owned Periscope. Its latest move integrates with Facebook.

“At some point, it becomes more harmful to try to keep it secret than to acknowledge it.”

Big businesses are using messaging app Slack for communication, but the company has yet to receive any user data requests.

Google Plus, launched in June 2011, just sent out its first Twitter post, almost four years later.

New moneymaking efforts by the once-free dating app are exceeding expectations.

Tesla claims that its new battery system will help consumers move away from fossil fuels.

Microsoft is planning a staggered rollout for its new operating system, with versions for smartphones and other devices coming later in 2015.

The two companies are already partnering in a number key areas in the cloud.

The company's expertise in image-sensor technology is expected to help it return to profitability after several years.

Shell said it has sold $2 billion worth of assets so far this year as part of its drive to keep only its most profitable assets.

The Chinese firm's move is being widely seen as its latest attempt to further push into the U.S. gaming market.