Western Digital just bought a bunch of memory cards. The storage giant just announced that it has agreed to buy SanDisk Corp for about $19 billion. This comes after speculation that SanDisk was shopping for a buyer.

Amazon is poised to launch 'Amazon Travel' - its own travel service, featuring booking at independent hotels and resorts near major cities.

: In response to articles that questioned Uber’s claims that drivers made an average of $25 an hour, Uber General Manager Josh Mohrer, said he would go on the record with any reporter who took 10 rides and asked those drivers for their payment statements. Here are the results...

“Stop making Facebook the center of your relationship marketing efforts," says Nate Elliott, VP and Principal analyst at Forrester.

The sanctions will go into effect in January 2015, so some businesses will be forced to change their Page publishing strategies soon or see their organic reach drop, which can be devastating to referral traffic.

In the three weeks since the company released Apple Pay, its first stab at a mobile wallet, some major retailers are seeing a wave of consumers eager to check out at the register with their iPhones.

Is there a fair solution that respects the investment that the ISPs have made and supports a public policy that positions the United States for unrestricted growth? Sure there is! Are we going to get there? I'm not optimistic.

Apple's next legal battle is not over patents, but missing text messages instead.

At approximately 9:15am ET, display ads disappeared across mega-trafficked media websites such as BuzzFeed, Time, Forbes, Gawker and Vox, replaced instead by big, blank spaces resulting in major financial losses.

Samsung and Evrythng, the U.K.-based outfit that is trying to build an identity management layer for the internet of things, have revealed a partnership that involves an investment from Samsung Ventures Investment Corporation.

As with HBO, the focus is on broadband-only homes and homes that don’t at present take any premium channels.

The lawsuit specifically addresses 15” and 17” MacBook Pros from 2011, which the plaintiffs claim suffered from “random bouts of graphical distortion, system instability, and system failures.”

Twitter and IBM have announced a new partnership that will grant companies greater access to the data firehose generated by the social media platform.

Google is now offering a $95 annual membership for its same-day delivery service. Each search for a product on Amazon instead of Google, is a missed opportunity for the search giant to serve up advertisements.

The launch of Apple Pay, Apple’s NFC and Touch ID-based mobile payment solution, is upon us. Apple has begun preparing for the launch by kicking off Apple Pay training programs for retail store employees. Here's what you need to know...

Hewlett-Packard plans to separate its personal-computer and printer businesses from its corporate hardware and services operations, the latest attempt by the technology company to improve its fortunes by breaking itself in two.