Cisco Systems Inc warned that it will fare worse this quarter than Wall Street had feared, and laid out plans for global job cuts as it struggles to revive growth.
Samsung Electronics, the world's largest memory chip maker, said Thursday it has started production of new NAND flash memory chips that can transmit data at a faster speed than any other chips.
Laptop computers using Google's Chrome operating system will go on sale in June.
Toyota's quarterly profit crumpled more than 75 percent after the March earthquake and tsunami wiped out parts suppliers in noJapan.
Google's lucrative online advertising system is facing a U.S. government investigation that is expected to cost at least $500 million.
Walt Disney Co reported a rare results miss after "Mars Needs Moms" capped a disappointing quarter at the US box office.
Israel's kosher cellular phone market has a new model, a device with a Yiddish interface to help devout Jews with modern technology.
Microsoft Corp. says it will buy the Internet phone company Skype for $8.5 billion in cash.
Professional networking website LinkedIn Corp. plans to sell shares to investors for $32 to $35 each in an initial public offering, one of the first for a major US social networking site.
The 10 lowest-paid CEOs for 2010 in an Associated Press analysis of companies in the Standard & Poor's 500.
The 50 highest-paid CEOs for 2010 in an Associated Press analysis for Standard & Poor's 500 companies.
China Nonferrous Metal Mining Co(Group) (CNMC),is expecting two of its major overseas projects to begin operation this year.