BlackBerry Reports Large Second Quarter Losses
Burning cash as it arranges for sale
Business and Industry
Microsoft Looks to China to Expand Gaming Market
Ban on selling foreign game consoles to end there
Wells Fargo Cutting More Mortgage Jobs
1,800 positions in addition to 2,300 already announced
Staples, Radio Shack Dumping Amazon Delivery Lockers
Was apparently an avenue for potential customers to not buy stuff from them
Yahoo CEO: Jail Time Threatened for Revealing NSA Surveillance
Tech companies pressed on not informing users of government spying
Google, Intel Working Together on Chrome Book Development
Intel not just for Windows anymore
Abercrombie and Fitch Ban on Headscarves Ruled Illegal
Ruled discriminatory against Muslim employees
Activist Shareholder Carl Icahn Calls Dell's Board "Totalitarian Dictatorship"
Not fighting Michael Dell's attempt to acquire the company anymore
Koch Industries to Buy Tech Company for $7.2 Billion
Acquires Molex, an electronic connection manufacturer
Walmart Responds to Protests
Says protesters demanding higher pay are "a handful of union-orchestrated media stunts, made of up of primarily union members and activists."
Study: 40 Percent of Highest-Paid CEOs End Up Fired, Fined, or the Recipient of a Bailout
Things can be tough at the top
Newark Mayoral Candidate to Business Owners: "I Don't Have Horns"
No, your anti-business policies just scare them
Kodak's Bankruptcy Reorganization Approved
Will become a commercial printing company that no longer sells to consumers
Microsoft Sued over Surface RT Sales Numbers
Class action accuses company of providing misleading information
Russia, Gays, and Picking the Right Fight
Gay activists cling to a bad boycott target rather than work with a potential ally
Publisher of The New York Times Says the Paper is Not for Sale
The Washington Post and The Boston Globe were both sold this week
Obama Administration Approves More Natural Gas Exports
Has a big backlog of companies looking to sell abroad
NSA Snooping Could Cost Tech Companies Billions
$35 billion in lost contracts from hesitant customers over next three years
