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IBM workers in China are on strike to oppose Lenovo purchase of server factory, production stop has lasted four days.

Google sells Motorola Mobility to Lenovo for $2.91 billion, will see the Chinese company enter the US smartphone market more competitively.

Starting today, Dell is a private company - let's just hope this spreads throughout the industry.

AMD posts Q3 profits, beats Wall Street expectations.

Toshiba's TV division is in serious trouble, the Japanese giant will cut 50% of its TV staff.

When Twitter goes public, it could raise over $1 billion in its IPO.

Apple's CEO says that Microsoft is copying its strategy, adds that Nokia died due to lack of innovation.

HTC continues to hurt, lays off 20% of its employees in the United States.

American Express will soon release League of legends credit cards.

Sony's smartphone business generates profits of $60 million, over 9.6 million units sold.

Micron becomes the second largest supplier of mobile memory after its acquisition of Elpida.

Amazon doubles down on the US, creates over 5,000 new full-time jobs.

Panasonic slapped with $56.5 million fine over price fixing on laptop battery packs and auto parts.

iPhone sales begin to come to a crawl when compared to previous quarters.

Intel's Q1 profits drop 25%, PC industry being in a state of despair isn't helping.

eBay estimated to reach $110 billion in sales by 2015.

Adobe CTO leaves the company, joins Apple.

Kogan Mobile kicks customer off their network, says he was using his phone too much.

Seagate reach huge milestone of shipping over two billion hard disk drives.

Chad Hurley, YouTube co-founder, ready to launch new video-based business.

Micro-transactions to become the norm in all games from EA, no matter the platform.