U.S. total digital ad spending is poised for a 16 percent growth this year to $83 billion with Google taking the largest piece of the pie, but Facebook is fast catching up, according to eMarketers' latest forecast.
BGI Genomics Co. Ltd. is trying its luck again for a listing on the ChiNext board of the Shenzhen Stock Exchange, issuing 40 million new shares to raise $250 million.
Many social media users noticed the similarities of "Facebook Messenger Day" with Snapchat's stories.
Intel just made a $15 billion transaction to acquire a driver assistance system created by a Jerusalem based developer.
Can you believe that the smallest hard drive made possible now is in the form of a single atom? Scientists from the IBM research in California have developed this proof-of-concept approach where your entire song library in iTunes or thousands of photos stored on an external hard drive can fit in drives the size of a credit card. This is the dream of a team of IBM scientists who have built what they say is the world's smallest ever magnet, which uses a single atom to store information.
What if judges can make decisions by simply looking at scans of the brain of an accused? Brain scans to determine whether a person intentionally committed a crime might be something from a science fiction story. But a new study reveals that it can be a reality.
Before arriving at a final sale price discount of $350 million for Yahoo, Verizon Communications had tried to cut the price by up to $925 million following the discovery of massive online hacking of the Internet company last year, according to a regulatory filing.
Gulfstream Aerospace signed a deal on Monday with China to supply one of its G550 planes as the country launches state-of-the-art medevac services in Beijing.
New York City has filed a lawsuit against Verizon for failing to provide fiber broadband to nearly one million of its residents.
JFE Steel will team up with the biggest steelmaker in China, Baosteel Metal, to sell steel powder used to create car parts, a move to boost the Japanese company's competitiveness in the Chinese automarket, Nikkei Asian Review reported.
