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Quicken Loans and Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway announced the contest, which will be limited to 10 million entries.

Many Americans can't walk 3 blocks without seeing a Starbucks, and now the company is focusing on a brand-new location.

Customers with a broken iPhone 5C screen can now keep all of their data while leaving the store with a brand-new screen.

Using the new ChefJet Pro 3D printer, Hershey will start the 3D printing of chocolates and candies.

The technology is not yet ready for release, but it is, without question, innovative.

A new report from digital marketing agency iStrategyLabs shows exactly how many teens have abandoned Facebook.

CTO Jeffrey Straubel received a performance-based option to buy 220,000 of those shares at last Monday’s closing TSLA price.

Fred Wilson of Union Square Ventures wrote about the effect the court ruling will have on tech startups from the perspective of a venture capitalist.

The retailer is trying to recover from a 25 percent drop in sales in fiscal 2012 during a failed attempt to go upmarket.

Shares of "NEST" jumped 1,900 percent after investors confused the penny stock with Nest Labs.

Netflix could face a large, extra expense to deliver its high-definition TV shows and movies to customers.

Apple will pay $32.5 million to parents whose children used a 15-minute unlimited spending window to make parent-unapproved purchases.

Survivors of the US Airways Flight 1549 "Miracle on the Hudson" are expected to gather with Capt. Chesley B. "Sully" Sullenberger and crew.

Here’s a rundown of just a few of the devices revealed at CES 2014.

Many suspected that Apple would purchase Nest Labs. Did Google just beat 'em to it, or was Apple not even interested?

Google's $3.2 billion purchase of Nest raises privacy concerns for some customers.

A court ordered that Yelp's fake reviews are "false statements" rather than opinions and are not protected by the First Amendment.

A report says Windows 9 could see a release in 2015, following an announcement from Microsoft this April.

Boeing better not look back: Another global commercial aviation company may be gaining on it.

The annual awards ceremony for the best new vehicles kicked off the Detroit Auto Show on Monday. And the winners are …

Was the company brought down in honor of programmer-activist Aaron Swartz?

Did the online discount retailer post higher-than-actual list prices to entice customers with discounts?

PC manufacturers continue to reel from the changing preferences of consumers and businesses for smartphones and tablets.

The X-shaped terminal will feature a nearly two-mile-long art walk built with a white peacock theme to showcase Indian designs.

Oyster is being hailed as the Netflix of books, but doesn't live up to the name.

If T-Mobile repeats its success from Q4, how can it possible cover all of those early termination fees?

Seven years ago today, the public got its first look at the late, great Steve Jobs' game-changing product.

A lot is going on at CES this week, and we've compiled the most important news you need to know.

December was the most successful sales month in its history, thanks, in part, to games like "Candy Crush Saga" and "Minecraft: Pocket Edition."