The $98.6 Billion E-Mail
Not long ago, if the U.S. Department of Justice wanted information you’d stored electronically, all its agents needed to do was get a court order and seize your computer. Law …
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Didi Kuaidi Gets License for Shanghai Private Car Bookings
Ride-hailing company Didi Kuaidi said Shanghai has given it license to book privately-registered cars for trips, a move that could pave the way for expansion of the service in the …
Read MoreMicrosoft Introduces Three Lumia Phones, ‘Mixed Reality’ Games
Microsoft Corp. introduced three Lumia phones Tuesday, the first indication of the company’s revamped hardware strategy three months after announcing a dramatic scale-back in plans to make its own smartphones. …
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Twitter Unveils New Moments Feature for Tracking Big Events
Twitter Inc.’s newly installed chief executive officer, Jack Dorsey, says a key to a turnaround is making the product more understandable for people who aren’t hardcore users. On Tuesday, the …
Read MoreUnwired Planet Starts U.K. Patent Trials: Intellectual Property
Starting this week, a little-known company that says it “invented the mobile Internet” will take on three of the world’s biggest technology companies in a London courtroom in six patent …
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Apple Pay Faces Tough Crowdin FirstYear
Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook has called 2015 the “year of Apple Pay.” So far it’s been underwhelming. The mobile-payments system, which marks its one-year anniversary this month, …
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In Social Media Marketing, the Burger King Has It His Way
On the night of the Floyd Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao fight in Las Vegas in May, most Burger King franchisees were unaware their brand had found a way to advertise during the …
Read MoreZuckerberg Must Face Fraud Claims in Property Dispute Trial
Mark Zuckerberg moved closer to a trial over a developer’s lawsuit alleging the billionaire committed fraud by reneging on a promise to introduce him to Silicon Valley’s elite as part of …
Read MoreUber Lives Another Day in Toronto After Vote to Study New Rules
Toronto’s city council voted to let Uber Technologies Inc. continue operating in one of its fastest-growing markets while the city works on new rules to regulate the ride-hailing company. Councilors …
Read MoreGoogle, Microsoft Resolve Patent Fight Over Phones, Xbox
Google Inc. and Microsoft Corp. have agreed to end their long-running patent feud over smartphones and video game systems, dropping about 20 lawsuits in the U.S. and Germany. The two …
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