COMPANIES

The launch of Apple's iPhone 5s and 5c has left the competition far behind, and most analysts are liking it.

BlackBerry could be acquired in a $4.7 billion takeover deal by Fairfax, which plans to take the once-iconic smartphone company private.

Pandora Media Inc, one of the largest online radio services, fell as much as 12 percent Monday after Apple announced that more than 11 million people are using iTunes Radio.

The Peachy Printer, a 3D printer that hopes to sell for just $100, reached its funding goal on Kickstarter in just three days.

The financial recovery of the biggest U.S. automaker is accelerating, thanks to lenders and Moody's.

Indian generic drugmaker Ranbaxy faces scrutiny from more regulators after the U.S. FDA imposed an import ban on its Indian plant.

Apple CEO Tim Cook didn’t pull any punches when he talked to Bloomberg Businessweek during the launches of the iPhone 5S, iPhone 5C and iOS 7 mobile operating system.

Atlantis, the underground black market seen as a competitor to Silk Road, has been shut down for “security reasons.”

The Norwegian firm Lade AS has designed the Vindskip, a cargo ship with a large hull that acts like a sail.

Replacing a visionary isn’t a solo job; it takes a village.

Google CEO Larry Page has announced the company's latest venture -- Calico, a healthcare company run by Apple's chairman.

BlackBerry will cut up to 40 percent of its workforce by the year's end, according to a report from the Wall Street Journal.

Though Starbucks recently discouraged firearms in its locations, other major corporations such as Costco, CVS, Peet's Coffee and Tea, and Wild Wings have had anti-gun policies for a while.

Greenpeace sent five inflatable vessels to an oil platform operated by Russia's largest company in protest of drilling.

Holiday retail traffic this year in the U.S. is expected to be lower than last year’s.

Microsoft declared a quarterly dividend of $0.28 per share, a $0.05 or 22 percent increase over the previous quarter.

Pre-orders haven’t even begun for the Samsung Galaxy Gear smart watch, but the Korean technology company is already working on a follow-up.

In less than an hour, a Google Street View car hit three different vehicles, fleeing the scene twice before police arrested the driver.

The latest leak reveals yet another surveillance program, this one called “Follow the Money.”

Microsoft has launched a program that gives a $200 gift card to each user turning in an Apple iPad.

Aided by technology, U.S. oil production has increased at a rapid pace in an ongoing five-year oil boom.

Cortana, a holographic artificial intelligence from Microsoft's Halo series, is also the codename for a virtual assistant that will bridge Windows Phone 8.1 devices, the Xbox One, and Windows computers.

Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer claims that the website's user-count has climbed significantly since she joined in July last year.

LG will finally bring its own OLED and Ultra HDTVs to mass markets and announced that it is also building an Ultra HD OLED TV.

Apple unveiled two new iPhones Tuesday, but it also showed a pretty misleading chart on iPhone sales. Here are the real numbers.

In addition to whether Tim Cook is on a flight to Beijing right now, China Mobile is the big question on everyone's mind.

Amazon officially denied that it has any plans to release a free smartphone, and added that it will not release any smartphone this year.

The iPhone 5S price ranges have been announced.

One could argue that there's now an iPhone for every budget.