Smartphones with 'Flappy Bird' Sell For Thousands on eBay
Smartphones offering the recently deleted "Flappy Bird" app are selling on eBay at extreme premiums.
Alibaba Offers $1.45B for Chinese Digital Mapping Company AutoNavi
Alibaba offered to acquire AutoNavi, the Chinese digital mapping and navigation firm, for $1.45 billion.
Google Logs Mixed 4Q Results as Revenue Jumps 17%
After the bell Thursday, Google weighed in with mixed 4Q results. The search-engine giant earned $12.01 an adjusted share on revenue of $16.86 billion, while analysts were expecting $12.20 a share on sales of $16.75 billion.
Yahoo Slumps as 4Q Display Sales Fail to Impress
Yahoo beat the Street on Tuesday by posting a 28% jump in 4Qearnings, but the Internet giant continued to struggle with search and display prices
Icahn Floats PayPal Spinoff as eBay Posts Mixed 4Q
EBay logged a slightly better-than-expected 13% jump in fourth-quarter earnings on Wednesday and also revealed a push by billionaire Carl Icahn to split up the tech giant.
You Will be Able to Buy Beckham’s Bodywear by Remote Control During the Super Bowl
T-commerce comapny Delivery Agent announced a partnership with retailer H&M to power the first shoppable TV commercial. The move brings t-commerce to life and into Super Bowl parties full of potential shoppers.
LivingSocial to Sell All 13.8M of its Groupon Shares
Shares of Groupon traded in the red on Friday after it announced that rival LivingSocial will sell all 13.8 million of the Groupon shares it owns.
Amazon Adds 15 Cities to Sunday Delivery
After a successful launch in New York and Los Angeles six months ago, Amazon has announced that it plans to expand Sunday delivery to 15 additional cities.
Zulily Falls 30% on Earnings
Zulily, the e-commerce brand known for discounted baby clothes, has seen its shares fall 30% on Wednesday. The company showed reduced margins and higher expenditures in its first quarter earnings.
Zulily Falls 30% on Earnings
Zulily, the e-commerce brand known for discounted baby clothes, has seen its shares fall 30% on Wednesday. The company showed reduced margins and higher expenditures in its first quarter earnings.
Zulily Falls 30% on Earnings
Zulily, the e-commerce brand known for discounted baby clothes, has seen its shares fall 30% on Wednesday. The company showed reduced margins and higher expenditures in its first quarter earnings.
Massachusetts to Issue 'Consumer Advisory' for Bitcoin in Coming Weeks
Closing out a brutal week for Bitcoin, consumer watchdogs in Massachusetts said Friday they will issue an advisory on the embattled currency in the coming weeks.
Tech Bubble Seen In 'Dot-Apps'
Wall Street analysts say they see a tech bubble in tech startups, particularly apps, that are about to IPO, and that investors could get burned once the shares start to trade.
Investors Betting on Your Bedroom
In the latest attempt to transform e-commerce, mattress startups are springing up throughout the United States. The “bed-in-a-box” businesses are hoping that the cumbersome process of department-store mattress shopping will inspire consumers to buy online.
Best Buy Gets a Jolt from TVs, Smartphones
Best Buy shares rallied as demand for televisions, smartphones and appliances helped the electronics retailer book better-than-expected earnings in the first quarter.
Wal-Mart to Offer Unlimited Shipping, Challenging Amazon Prime
Walmart is close to testing an unlimited shipping service that will cost $50 a year, challenging Amazon's Prime program.
Etsy Readies its IPO
Brooklyn-based e-commerce giant Etsy is planning to launch its IPO this week, debuting for its first day of trading on Thursday. A competitor of eBay, Etsy provides a platform for buyers and sellers to exchange handmade goods, antiques, art and more.
Does Apple Watch Have a Manufacturing Problem?
While analysts and research firms have been speculating that Apple may have sold over one million watches in its debut weekend, Apple has chosen not to release the official sales numbers yet. Is this because the company might be dealing with a manufacturing problem?
Does Consolidating Internet Weaken Consumer Choice?
As the scope of the Internet itself grows more expansive -- practically reaching infinity -- consumer choice across that online universe is inevitably shrinking.
Winklevoss: Governments Will Adopt Digital Currency
The Winkelvoss twins, known for their early involvement in Facebook, are focusing their energy on digital currency these days. Tyler Winklevoss spoke to FOXBusiness.com about why he believes digital payments are the future.