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Groupon names ex-Amazon exec as CFO

Groupon has brought in a former Amazon.com Inc executive as its new chief financial officer, the discount coupon provider said.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg visits China’s search engine Baidu

Mark Zuckerberg, chief executive of social networking site Facebook on Monday toured the offices of China's top search engine Baidu sparking off speculation that he is looking for opportunities in the world’s most populous country and the largest Internet market.

Facebook CEO Zuckerberg sets foot on China; meets Baidu CEO

After being crowned Time Person of the Year Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is in China and is reported to have visited China's top search engine, Baidu's office.

Oracle Apps Now Available From Amazon

Amazon said several applications of Oracle are now available in its Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud, a commercial web service that allows customers to rent computers on which to run their own computer applications.

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Google soft-launches 'Google Body Browser'

After Google Maps, Google Places and Google Earth, and a host of other ground-breaking products and apps, the Internet giant has now soft-launched the ‘Google Body Browser’, which tech analysts say is the Google Earth of the human body.

Top After-Market NASDAQ Gainers (YRCW, TTWO, ORCL, ICON, RNOW)

The top after-market NASDAQ stock market gainers are: YRC Worldwide, Take-Two Interactive Software, Oracle, Iconix Brand Group, Rightnow Technologies, Dress Barn, Activision Blizzard, Research In Motion, China MediaExpress Holdings, and OmniVision Technologies.

Olbermann suspends Twitter page after angry tweets

LOS ANGELES - Keith Olbermann suspended his Twitter account on Thursday after receiving a barrage of angry tweets in the wake of an interview with Michael Moore two days earlier.

Oracle software sales surge, shares rise

Oracle Corp forecast that its profit in the current quarter will beat Wall Street estimates, suggesting that its strategy of offering a one-stop shop for software and hardware is paying off.

Facebook Can See... Faces

The social media giant adds facial recognition technology to its photo sharing services.

Customers select pirated DVDs at a store in Xiangyang, Hubei province December 14, 2010.

U.S. expects legal software sales to rise in China

The U.S. can expect greater legal software sales in China, the top U.S. trade official said Wednesday.

Former Twitter CEO Evan Williams speaks at a news conference in San Francisco

Twitter Raises $200 Million In Funding

The company gets $200 million from Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers to raise its total valuation to $3.7 billion

EU official-time running out on world trade talks

The long running round of Doha world trade talks could finally run out of steam in 2011 if no deal is reached, the European Union's top trade official said on Thursday.

Apple Opens Mac App Store on Jan.6

Apple said its Mac App Store will open for business on Thursday, January 6 and will be available in 90 countries at launch.

Facebook sales likely to hit $2 billion in 2010: report

Facebook Inc is likely to generate 2010 revenue of about $2 billion, more than previously expected for the popular social networking site, Bloomberg reported, citing three people familiar with the matter.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg speaks during a news conference at Facebook headquarters in Palo Alto

Facebook beats Yahoo and Google to become the fastest company to post $2 billion in revenue

After being voted 'Person of the Year' by Time magazine Mark Zukerberg's brainchild Facebook is expected to post $2 billion in revenue for the year 2010.

Oracle CEO Larry Ellison talks during his keynote address at Oracle Open World in San Francisco, California

Oracle Set To Report Strong 2Q; Hardware Remains Key Wildcard

Oracle Corp., one of the world's biggest enterprise software makers, is expected to report better-than-expected numbers, when it reports second quarter results today after the market closes.

Mark Zuckerberg, the CEO of Facebook, was named TIME Magazine's Person of the Year, the award given to the most influential person in the world since 1927.

Facebook emerges as the best company to work for in 2011

Year-long survey conducted by Glassdoors.com puts social networking giant Facebook at the top of preferred employers' list

Google Makes Voice Personal

The company introduces speech recognition to Android 2.2 phones, which can recognize the user's phone and understand their specific dialect.

EBay acquires its mobile application developer

Web commerce company eBay Inc said on Wednesday it acquired Critical Path Software, a mobile software application developer, as the company further embraces selling via mobile.

WikiLeaks hactivists look to improve attack software

Supporters of WikiLeaks who last week attacked the websites of MasterCard and Visa, say they are tweaking the software used for those assaults in a bid to create more powerful tools for possible future protests.

Zuckerberg Named TIME Person Of The Year

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg won the TIME Man Of The Year, the first tech executive to win it since Jeff Bezos in 1999.

Mark Zuckerberg is the second-youngest 'Time Person of The Year'

Mark Zuckerberg, the co-founder of social networking site Facebook, became the second-youngest person ever to be named the TIME magazine's 'Person of the Year.'

Microsoft profit view lifted at Jefferies

The brokerage maintained its 'buy' rating on shares of the software major with a price target of $33.

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer speaks during the Windows Phone 7 launch in New York

Microsoft Mobile: Also-Ran Or Emerging Contender?

Amid a report Microsoft will introduce a slew of tablets at the Consumer Electronics Show, analysts say the company could be in trouble if it doesn't get its mobile act together.