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Intuit delivers solid Q4, cuts Q1 earnings outlook, finishes with 4.5 million QuickBooks Online subscribers
Sasan Goodarzi, CEO of Intuit, said sales growth was driven by its small business and self-employed group.
VMware goes shopping with $2.7B Pivotal purchase, $2.1B Carbon Black acquisition
While announcing two acquisitions that add up to $4.8 billion, VMware also announced Q2 earnings above expectations
Salesforce Q2 tops estimates on strong sales across clouds
Subscription and support revenues increased 22% annually to $3.75 billion.
HP names Lores CEO, reports solid Q3
HP said Enrique Lores, head of its printing unit, will take over as CEO for Dion Weisler. Separately, HP's third quarter earnings were better than expected.
Brazilian IT market sees major leap in 2018
The sector has been resilient despite the crisis and is predicted to grow further, according to a new report.
Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne resigns in wake of "deep state" remarks
"If the hors d’oeuvre that was served recently caused the market such indigestion, it is not going to be in shareholder interest for me to be around if and when any main course is served," Byrne wrote to shareholders.
Red Hat Launches OpenShift Service Mesh for hybrid cloud developers
To coordinate applications and services in Kubernetes-based hybrid clouds, you need a service mesh network, and Red Hat has blended together several technologies to provide one.
Valve patches recent Steam zero-days, calls turning away researcher 'a mistake'
Valve also updates bug bounty rules to prevent similar incidents from happening again.
Part Galaxy, part Google, part iPhone: What would your dream phone look like?
Jason Cipriani and Jason Perlow combine their years of smartphone testing to create the ideal smartphone.
If an iPad Pro is a computer, what's an iPhone Pro?
Rumor has it that Apple will announce two so-called Pro iPhones? What does that truly mean?
