COMPANIES

Cyanogen announced that it plans to hire dozens of people and open an office in China.

Omidyar pledges $50 million for a media company that will have a digital arm and a journalism arm.

Google said governments continue to request the company to remove political content.

Washington state officials are meeting with Airbus as Boeing tensions rise, and the plot thickens.

Mark Zuckerberg's voting power in Facebook shares will dip to 56.1 percent after he sells some shares

The Indonesian copywriter was employed at an ad agency in Jakarta.

A new report by consumer advocacy group EFF rates how companies are improving data encryption

Ford's 2014 results will reflect a still-struggling European economy.

The settlement, which requires approval from U.S. District Judge Alvin Hellerstein, averts a trial that had been scheduled to begin next month.

Among other pertinent details, Microsoft announced that it has narrowed the pool of candidates to 20.

Google saved as much as $5.3 million on jet fuel erroneously due to "misunderstanding" an agreement it had with the federal government.

Apple on Monday announced its 2013 iTunes Store Awards winners, which include the best apps, books, music, movies and TV shows from its digital store.

Microsoft was unable to deter one of its key engineers, Blaise Agüera y Arcas, from leaving the company and joining Google.

The deal, expected as early as this week, is likely just the first step of a long battle for Apple in China.

AIG will sell its last non-core business as it finally finds a buyer for its aircraft leasing business.

Tesla currently has 41 functioning fast-charging stations in the U.S. that Model S owners can use for free.

Dissatisfied users have taken to Twitter (#yahoomailfail) to complain about issues with signing in and sending/receiving email.

Samsung Electronics lost another battle in its long and contentious mobile patent war with Apple Inc.

New York-based China Labor Watch is again calling for answers from Taiwan-based Pegatron, a key Apple supplier, due to the death of an underage worker.

Driven by the availability of 4G network and an adapting rural population, China's smartphone market will continue to grow.

The list was based on a Glassdoor.com survey that included more than 500,000 company reviews from the past 12 months.

It’s official: Mary Barra will head the world’s second largest automaker.

More than 50 Fortune 500 companies scored zero out of a potential 100 points when it came to being LGBT-friendly. Here’s the list.

Facebook is working on a button to counterbalance “Like," but the rumored "sympathize" button would not be available for every post.

The principles the techs set down are consistent with global norms of free expression, privacy and rule-bound law enforcement.

Spotify has reportedly been working on its free on-demand streaming service for more than a year, negotiating with the three major record companies.

The LaFerrari goes from 0-60 miles per hour in under 3 seconds. And in cars available, it went from 499 to 0 in less than a year.

DNA analysis firm 23andMe has suspended sales of its genetic health tests, pending FDA approval.

A look at AT&T's new Mobile Share Value Plans and how to get the best savings.