Vringo, ZTE butt heads in U.K. court over patent claims
Patent hoarder buys technology portfolio from ailing phone maker, and turns the technologies into a super-weapon to fire at its competitors. Rinse, repeat: What a surprise.
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Yahoo's revolving door of CEOs: What happens next?
Yahoo is in a panic. Its revolving CEO door spins yet again as Scott Thompson leaves the company. Interim CEO Ross Levinsohn has challenges ahead. Here are some of them.
Yahoo's CEO steps down amid 'Resumegate'; Board reshuffles
After a turbulent fortnight for the once darling of the Web, its chief executive is set to step down after allegations over resumé fixing proved too damaging for the company.
AMD alleges former managers copied 100,000 confidential files before joining Nvidia
AMD believes that a former vice-president and three managers handed trade secrets to Nvidia, after they jumped ship to join a rival hardware-making firm.
Vringo drops stock, buys over 500 Nokia patents
Vringo drops $31.2 million worth of stock to buy hundreds of Nokia patents worth a fraction of the cost. In what looks like the mobile equivalent of a yard sale, Nokia continues to cut away the fat.
Apple disallowed from adding Galaxy S4 to Samsung patent suit
The iPhone and iPad maker cannot add its main rival's smartphone to a list of devices it wants banned for allegedly infringing its patents, a court rules.
European data protection law proposals revealed
A draft of Europe's upcoming data protection laws is revealed for the first time.
Apple seeks settlement to end Proview 'iPad' trademark dispute
Apple is reportedly pushing for a settlement in the "IPAD" trademark dispute with China-based Proview, according to a China government newswire.
Can interactive whiteboards impair learning?
Guest post: Morgan Panting is at her first year in college (equivalent junior in high school). Besides being the bane of my life, she's also an opinionated little madam with her own rants and raves on technology and student life.
Apple's Cook's payday: Why every cent is deserved
While Steve Jobs earned only $1 a year in salary, his fortune came from Apple stock. But Tim Cook has a million-times greater salary, but it's worth every cent.