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Intel is reportedly looking to get $500 million in a sale of its yet-to-be-launched online TV venture, as it continues to shop the project.

The cable operator denied a report that it’s in talks to buy Intel's online TV venture, as the chip maker shops the service.

The Chinese electronics company is said to be considering a bid for all of BlackBerry, as the struggling smartphone maker continues to gauge interest beyond an initial bid from Fairfax.

BlackBerry is reportedly prepared to cut its workforce by up to 40% this year, according to a report from The Wall Street Journal.

Electronic Arts named the head of its EA Sports brand, Andrew Wilson, as its next CEO.

Microsoft quietly began a trade-in program for used iPad tablets, challenging Apple fans to switch to products like the Surface.

The smartphone maker is reportedly weighing a spinoff of its BlackBerry Messenger service into a standalone entity.

Apple is reportedly close to an agreement with Time Warner Cable to give subscribers of the cable service access to channels using Apple TV.

Microsoft took the wraps off the Xbox One, its latest gaming and entertainment console, as the tech giant looks to extend its reach in the entertainment space.

The tech titan's share price vaulted above $900 for the first time ever as it launches a new streaming music service.

Shares of Barnes & Noble rallied on a report that its Nook joint venture Partner Microsoft is mulling a buy of the business's digital assets. 

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The tech titan is expected to unveil its fiscal first-quarter results after the closing bell Tuesday. But it's what's reported in March that could steal the spotlight.

Apple forecast fourth-quarter revenue below estimates and missed some targets for iPhone sales, sending its shares down more than 6% in after-hours trading.

Analysts say Apple’s stock could have room for near-term growth ahead of the iPhone 6 product cycle and iWatch launch. 

Shares of Microsoft fell after analysts at Goldman Sachs cut the firm to sell from neutral.

Goldman Sachs kicked Apple off its conviction buy list Tuesday, but hints the tech giant might boost its dividend sent shares rallying more than 1%.

The tech giant reported its fiscal fourth-quarter adjusted earnings per share of $1.96, beating expectations of $1.88. Revenue of $51.50 billion surpassed views for $51.11 billion. 

On Wednesday, Apple executives spoke about how their new Apple Watch is going to change health care.

Apple on Wednesday unveiled a range of new hardware and software offerings, including a larger-screen iPad, at a highly-anticipated event in San Francisco.