Coop sends Bill Gates packing

NRF 2019 shines spotlight on tech, but the future of retail is still TBD

The NRF show floor puts into perspective the vast arsenal of tools retailers now have at their disposal, but the actual future of retail is still up for interpretation. ...
5 technologies you'll get sick of hearing about in 2019

Here's our list of technology storylines that'll resurface repeatedly in 2019. Expect some of these themes to rev up the hype-o-meter as soon as the calendar turns. ...
Google Chrome's new UI is ugly, and people are very angry

The new UI is trash, users say.

Red Hat sales softer than expected ahead of IBM purchase

Red Hat's bottom line beat Wall Street targets, but sales fell short of expectations. Red Hat's growth will be closely watched as IBM aims to close its acquisition. ...
Accenture intends to acquire Adaptly in social media marketing push

Adaptly focuses on ad content delivery based on social contexts.
Tumblr to ban all adult content in two weeks

After Apple App Store ban, company decides to ban all pornographic content from its platform.

Nutanix Q1 tops estimates on strong subscription revenue growth

Nutanix said subscription revenue was up 104 percent year-over-year to $127 million.
Foxconn plans $2.9 billion cost cutting exercise, iPhone unit impacted

The iPhone manufacturer may include layoffs in next year's restructuring efforts.
Intuit Q1 solid with 3.6 million QuickBooks Online subscribers

Intuit's QuickBooks Self-Employed product also saw subscriber growth on the up, ending the quarter with 745,000 users.

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