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BusinessWeek.com -- Technology
The $80 million acquisition is a way to increase revenue-and a bet on the impending disruption of a multibillion-dollar industry
An interview with the Brooklyn artist behind the iconic shot of Zuckerberg and his bride, Priscilla Chan
Next time you double park, or take up two spots, prepare for ritual shaming. Well, only if you drive in the clogged streets of Moscow
The workshop chain is turning DIY mania into a growing franchise
A critic decides that Musk's egomaniacal ways don't mean he won't deliver on his far-out ventures
Blue Microphones built a loyal following of musicians. Now it's trying to appeal to Skype users with the first USB mic that mimics human hearing
Buying the U.S. cinema chain can teach the Chinese entertainment industry how to operate movie theaters nationwide while boosting the nation's "soft power"
How the Motorola deal went down, what it means, and where Google-Rola goes from here
General Motors' decision to stop buying Facebook ads confirms that converting Facebook "likes" to sales takes work that few companies have mastered
Facebook is a $38 special no more. But what is the social network really worth?
The prominent venture capitalist did not specify the nature of his illness
Texts may be ephemeral, but a tech startup sees plenty of reasons why people-and companies-will pay to preserve them for posterity
A look back at some of the most successful tech IPOs ever, and some that didn't go as well
From board members and employees to fellow CEOs, Facebook alumni, and others
Rakuten's spending spree continues with a $100 million stake in photo-sharing site Pinterest
The social network makes its long-awaited debut in the public market
Before diverting your child's college savings fund to invest in Facebook stock, read our take on the biggest "liquidity event" of the social-media era
Detroit eyes new fuel technologies being developed for tanks
Ross Levinsohn, the fifth CEO in four years, has a mixed record
His startup Jinni, and its Entertainment Genome, aim to do for film and TV what Pandora did for music
Analytics specialists like IBM run numbers to improve patient care
