Qualcomm turns down Broadcom's $130B acquisition bid
Mobile chipmaker, Qualcomm, has rejected rival, Broadcom's US$103-billion takeover bid.
Mobile chipmaker, Qualcomm, has rejected rival, Broadcom's US$103-billion takeover bid.
Amazon.com is "really close" to shipping from its first Australian warehouse, according to country manager, Rocco Braeuniger.
Chipmaker making preparations to reject rival Broadcom US$103 billion bid as early as this week, four people familiar with the matter said.
Global technology titans including Amazon.com, LinkedIn and Expedia are moving into Sydney's central business district en masse.
Equifax has warned that its massive data breach has prompted some customers to hold back business during the past quarter.
A simple coding error in at least 685 apps put millions of smartphone users at risk of having some of their calls and text messages intercepted by hackers.
Toshiba has reported a 76 per cent jump in second-quarter operating profit, driven by a strong performance from the memory chip unit it's selling off.
Former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer blames Russian agents for a pair of massive data breaches at the internet company.
I.am+, the tech start-up founded by pop star and entrepreneur will.i.am, announces its entry into the corporate computing market.
An Israeli startup has sued Apple, accusing the iPhone maker of copying its patented smartphone camera technology.
Apple claims that changes made to its corporate structure in 2015 were not designed to reduce taxes.
The U.S. Supreme Court has refused to step back into the years-long feud over patents between the world's top smartphone makers.
Broadcom makes unsolicited US$103 billion bid for Qualcomm, as the chip maker looks to dominate the fast-growing market for semiconductors.
Competition laws will allow Amazon to undercut local businesses with loss-making prices when it opens for business in Australia, expected to be in November.
Four Equifax executives who sold shares before the firm disclosed a massive data breach were not aware of the incident when they made the trades.