BlackBerry has announced it will cease its licensing agreement with U.S. mobile carrier T-Mobile. BlackBerry announced it will cease its licensing agreement with U.
Is the whaling industry in Japan doomed? In Japan, whaling began in as early as the 12th century. However, modern Japanese whaling only started in the 1890s.
When Warner Bros. announced that Ben Affleck was signed on to play Batman and go head to head with Superman in the "Man of Steel" sequel, the Internet exploded.
With social media becoming a popular tool by people to discuss television programs, television and advertising partners are looking to build on such engagements. Twitter has become a social platform to enhance its television measurements in most regions worldwide.
In honor of the annual prank celebration known as April Fools Day on the first of the month, numerous tech companies from around the world participate in gags and hoaxes as it tries to fool millions of unsuspecting people.
She can have it her way - it has recently been reported that Kanye West is apparently purchasing 10 Burger King franchises in Europe as a wedding gift for his bride-to-be, Kim Kardashian.
Social media giant Facebook had plans more than a year ago for a radical redesign of its News Feed but the revamp was recently scrapped with the realization that most of the company's users are working with older computers and laptops.
They say a picture is worth a thousand words. In terms of getting a job, however, a picture can result in a thousand reasons why you will not be hired, especially if that picture is of your private parts.
The Communist nation passes law to attract foreign investment. After half a century of being shuttered behind a state-run economy and United States imposed trade embargo, Cuba has begun to open its economy to foreign investment.
Target is receiving more flack for the December security breach as two banks filed a lawsuit against the nation's No. 3 retailer for not properly protecting customer data.
A recent plan to remove the 1991 ban on phone calls while on an airplane by the Federal Communications Commission is receiving a lot of negative feedback from thousands of travelers.
Enroll by March 31 to avoid penalties The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA) is a national decree which is also known as "Obamacare," or just as the "Affordable Care Act" (ACT).
To combat Taco Bell, McDonald's is offering free coffee. Taco Bell is hoping to get a share in the breakfast market, a big percentage of which is dominated by McDonald's.
The electric car maker can keep its stores and continue sales in two states. After suffering a defeat in New Jersey where the state's motor vehicle commission denied Tesla the ability to sell cars directly to costumers, the electric car manufacturer can now claim two small victories.
Fans of the PC game "War Thunder," developed by Gaijan Entertainment, and Xbox One gamers won't be able to play the multiplayer combat game on Microsoft's newest-gen console.
A battle of two creative minds erupted over Internet this week between "Minecraft" co-creator Markus Persson and "Gears of War" designer Cliff Bleszinski.
Gang and vigilante violence threatens Mexico's business appeal. Violence has engulfed Mexico for more than a decade and it does not seem to end. People are murdered, injured and kidnapped on an almost daily basis and, while the government attempts to curtail all of it, they cannot succeed.
