Fortune's Adam Lashinsky explains the strategies Apple uses to keep its projects secret, even from its own employees.
Google, No. 1 on Fortune's Best Companies to Work For, brings its famously fun work culture to a town of 9,000 in the middle of Oklahoma.
Business software CEO, Marc Benioff is funding a new children's hospital in San Francisco that he expects to be the best in the world.
The tech giant unveiled its iBooks 2 app allowing publishers to sell and create textbooks on iOS devices for the first time.
The anti-piracy bill is the subject of an intense debate in Washington and across the country -- but what exactly does the bill do?
Polaroid's Scott Hardy says beleaguered Kodak needs to modernize and focus on what its customers want.
Apple took the iPhone 4S off the shelves of some of its Chinese stores yet scalpers offer it for a hefty markup just outside Apple's doors.
Dwolla, of Des Moines, Iowa, is taking on credit cards by allowing users to transfer money and pay for items on their phones for a small fee.
The voice-control technology that powers the iPhone's "digital assistant" is gradually creeping into TVs and other electronics.
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