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Apple has passed Exxon Mobil to become the world's most valuable company. Now it's time to ask what company make be next in line to make such a rise. At the moment, all indications point to Amazon.com.

HP is making the right move by permanently cutting the price of its Touchpad tablet according to one analyst.

Apple has become the most valuable company in the world. Here's five reasons why.

Apple has become the most valuable company in the U.S., passing Exxon Mobil. Here's five reasons why.

HP cuts the price of its tablet computer permanently.

Tech stocks didn't fall as sharply as the overall market.

Auriga USA has raised its profit estimates of PC maker Dell, Inc. (NASDAQ: DELL), saying that the company's margin expansion story will continue even in a more challenging economic environment.

It seems everything going Apple's way. A day after the consumer technology giant briefly surpassed Exxon Mobil to become the world's largest public company by market capitalization, it won a legal battle against Samsung in Europe.

America's economy is barely growing, and policy-makers are searching for solutions. If only Apple made its popular iPhone and iPad in America. The unemployment rate would shrink, and the economy would get moving again.

Consumer technology giant Apple is set to gain share in the computing market during the second half, helped by new operating systems in desktop and mobile space.

The tablet landscape has become a war zone with major tech corporations fighting for a slice of the burgeoning market. This has compelled companies like Toshiba and HP to launch their own tablets in the market.

Hewlett Packard reduced the price of its TouchPad tablet computer again, highlighting the uphill battle manufacturers will need to overcome as they go head-to-head against the dominant Apple iPad line of tablets.

Are you looking to buy a tablet computer not called iPad 2?

HP has slashed the TouchPad price for the third time in a week to boost the sales of the 1 month old iPad competing tablet.

Hewlett Packard has decided to significantly cut its TouchPad tablet that launched just a month ago.

Looking to gain some ground on the iPad, HP slashed the price of its TouchPad tablets.

Investors worried about Shady RAT cyber intrusions might benefit from security stocks

Jefferies believes Research In Motion Ltd.'s BlackBerry Enterprise Server/BlackBerry Internet Service (BES/BIS) infrastructure could be worth $5 billion to $10 billion in a sale. But who will buy it?

Competition is brewing in the small but booming market for flash memory used in corporate data centers, and analysts foresee a wave of consolidation as larger players move in.

Competition is brewing in the small but booming market for flash memory used in corporate data centers, and analysts foresee a wave of consolidation as larger players move in.

Mobile developers more than ever want to devote their energies to writing apps for Apple's iOS and Google's Android platforms at the expense of their less popular rivals, a study released on Wednesday showed.