Nokia CEO Stephen Elop vigorously defended the Finnish handset maker amid investor concerns about his company's ability to go toe to toe with global heavyweights like Apple and Samsung Electronics.

Electronic Arts is expecting a healthy bump in holiday sales, though the game maker's current quarter looks to be a tough one.

Yahoo has been quietly trying to find a way out of its struggling Web-search partnership with Microsoft, but has so far failed in that effort.

U.S. Cellular will start selling the iPhone later this year in an attempt by the small wireless carrier to turn around its business prospects.

President Obama is expected to nominate Tom Wheeler, a former top lobbyist for the cable and wireless industries, to lead the FCC.

Southeastern Asset Management and investor Carl Icahn are talking about teaming up to nominate directors to the Dell board as part of an effort to derail the computer maker's $24.4 billion leveraged buyout.

Dell director Alex Mandl is the man in the middle of the computer maker's go private effort, pushing for outsiders to submit bids and negotiating with the management-led buyout group even as the players and market are changing around him.

The Chinese government has targeted U.S. government computer systems for intrusion, the Pentagon said in a more direct accusation of cyberespionage than the U.S. has made in the past.

Smartphone makers on the offensive in the industry's patent wars are learning a tough lesson as a string of rulings in big cases has left litigants with little to show for their trouble.

Handset makers and telecoms are embracing alternative mobile operating systems in a quest to challenge Apple and Google dominance.

DirecTV's quarterly profit fell 5.6% as the satellite-television provider was weighed down by currency devaluation charges, but core earnings and revenue both improved.

The amount of data collection on the most popular websites is falling slightly after a period of explosive growth, suggesting that publishers might be trying to prevent tracking technologies from accessing valuable data on their sites.

Adobe Systems, publisher of graphics software such as Photoshop, is pulling back from the packaged-software business and doubling down on delivering its design tools through an online service.

EU regulators issued a formal complaint against cellphone maker Motorola Mobility over the Google unit's bid to enforce an injunction against Apple in Germany.

The private-equity firms buying BMC Software also have discussed buying Detroit-based software developer Compuware and combining the two companies.

Smart investors long ago realized that LinkedIn is more than just an improved online job board.

McAfee offered to buy Stonesoft, a Finnish software firm that would give the Intel software unit access to next-generation network firewalls that are critical to competing in a market McAfee expects to grow beyond $4 billion by 2016.

YouTube's first attempt to take on Russian authorities over a new child-protection law that restricts Internet content resulted in defeat on Monday.

These high-tech specs with a built-in computer have the geek world abuzz, but wearing them in polite society requires decorum.

Intel provided new details of its next generation of chips for mobile devices, stating that they can triple calculating speed compared with prior chips.