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Passed Over for CEO Seat, Levinsohn Bids Adieu to Yahoo

Weeks after Marissa Mayer was hired as the new CEO of Yahoo, her predecessor has stepped down. ...

Ousted Best Buy Founder Rounds Up Posse for Takeover

Richard Schulze, the founder and ousted chairman of Best Buy, is assembling a team of executives that could help him lead the electronics retail megachain if his attempts to buy back the company are successful, according to a report from Bloomberg. ...

Google Still Hasn’t Cleaned Out Its Private WiFi Data Closet

Google has not deleted the sensitive data it collected from private wireless networks in 2010, according to a report from The Telegraph. Earlier, the company had promised regulators it would dispose of the information ...

eBay May Put Out the Welcome Mat for Teen Shoppers

eBay may expand its customer base by opening the site to online shoppers under the age of 18. The etailer is considering plans that would allow users between the ages of 13 and 17 to buy and sell eBay's offerings online. ...

Memo to Twitter: Failure Is No Longer Amusing

Twitter is back in action after a data center failure caused worldwide outages for many of its users Thursday ...

Zynga Loses Points With Investors

Zynga reported second-quarter earnings lower than expected Wednesday, sending its stock sinking as much as 40 percent Thursday morning ...

Nintendo Places All Its Chips on Wii U

Nintendo reported a loss that was less than expected Wednesday, as video game hardware sales continue to decline ...

Google, EU Working Out Their Differences

The European Commission and Google could be nearing an agreement after the search giant offered new concessions Tuesday to help resolve the EU's antitrust concerns. ...

Patent Foes Band Together for NTP Settlement

NTP, the patent-holding company that won US$612.5 million in a 2006 case against RIM, announced Monday it has reached a settlement with 13 of the biggest players in the tech industry. ...

Ex-Yahoo Chief Hired to Helm ShopRunner

Former Yahoo CEO Scott Thompson will be the new leader of ShopRunner, taking over the e-commerce site about two months after he left Yahoo amid a scandal ...

Is Digg Destined for Quick Comeback or Eternal Rest?

Digg is being rebuilt from the bottom up and will launch again on Aug. 1, just six weeks after Betaworks bought the social news aggregator ...

aQuantive Fiasco Hands Microsoft Its First Fiscal Loss

Microsoft reported its first loss in more than two decades Thursday as an accounting adjustment and low PC sales hurt the software maker's numbers. However, the company remained optimistic that consumer demand will regain momentum when various upcoming products hit the market later this year. ...

Wireless Gains Offset Weak Broadband Sales for Verizon’s Q2

Verizon proved Wall Street right Thursday, just meeting expectations for its second fiscal quarter and bringing in a net income gain of 13 percent thanks to higher-than-expected wireless subscriptions ...

Security Gurus: Jelly Bean Is Super Chewy

The latest version of Google's Android mobile operating system, Jelly Bean, is much harder to hack than its predecessors, according to research from Duo Security. ...

Consumers on Smartphone Screens: Go Big or Go Home

Smartphone customers in the U.S. want bigger screens on their devices, according to a study from T-Mobile ...

Yahoo’s Q2: Mayer Has Her Work Cut Out for Her

Yahoo's Q2 earnings, which were publicly released Tuesday, underscore the challenges that new CEO Marissa Mayer will face as she takes over the struggling Internet company ...

Symantec Update Leaves XP PCs Feeling Blue

Symantec has determined that combining the newest version of its antivirus software with the decade-old Windows XP operating system can cause users' PCs to freeze up with the dreaded Blue Screen of Death ...

RIM Rages Against the Dying of the Developer Light

A recent report from Baird Equity Research claims mobile developers are fleeing from Research In Motion in a mass exodus. ...

Digg Hits Rock Bottom

Once-prominent social news aggregator Digg has announced its sale to Betaworks, which will fold Digg into its News.me daily briefing service ...

PC Sales Pinched Between Tablets and Windows 8

Personal computer sales are down across the industry as consumers turn toward newer devices such as smartphones and tablets and await the arrival of system upgrades like Windows 8, according to reports from Gartner and IDC ...

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