Microsoft topped quarterly sales and profit projections, fuelled by steady demand for cloud computing services and a surprisingly strong Windows business.

Google has said it will plug a loophole in the Incognito mode of its Chrome Web browser in a bid to better protect user privacy.

BMW promoted production chief Oliver Zipse to CEO, resetting its leadership to catch up with rivals in the transition to an era of self-driving, electric cars.

Netflix shocked investors by reporting a drop in US customers and much slower growth internationally, raising fears that the streaming giant is losing momentum just as competitors prepare to pounce.

The television network giants went through ratings hell. It’s time for Netflix’s own version of that.

Advocates and opponents of breaking up big technology firms are falling prey to some serious misconceptions

Within four years, more than half of all phones shipped worldwide will support next-generation, superfast 5G networks, according to a new report from research and advisory firm Gartner.

As cryptocurrency prices tumbled across the board last year, venture capitalists focused their attention on the promise of the underlying technology. That, many said, was the smarter bet. Now, the tables have turned.

Mastercard has showcased technologies such as augmented reality as part of its work on the future of shopping and payments.

SAP fell the most in nearly five years on signs that its $10-billion bet on cloud-based software faces headwinds, but the companies executives are adamant there is still room to grow.