Vindu Goel

Business not as usual: What changes for Amazon, Flipkart from tomorrow

To continue operating, Amazon and Walmart will now have to turn their sites in India into digital bazaars for independent merchants, becoming more like eBay

SC gives Samsung reprieve in Apple's US patent case

US Supreme Court ruled Samsung may not have to give up $399 mn in profits for copying parts of iPhone

How Apple empowers, and employs, the American working class

Apple says that, excluding benefits and stock compensation, the average salary of its Austin employees, including management, is $77,000 a year

Verizon says Yahoo hack could reopen $4.8-bn deal talks

Yahoo said, 'We are confident in Yahoo's value and we continue to work towards integration with Verizon'

Companies now big customers for Apple

Microsoft sets out to bridge global disconnect

Yahoo!'s troubles mount, and revenue shrinks, as it vets suitors

Marissa Mayer hinted that Yahoo! would prefer a buyer like Verizon that could achieve "strategic synergies"

Asia drives Uber, Facebook to enhanced messengers

Popular Asian message apps like WeChat have become digital Swiss Army knives: People can hail a car, shop for games, buy virtual stickers and even shop for physical goods

Yahoo! to keep Alibaba stakes

Mayer had planned to spin off Yahoo!'s 15 per cent stake in Alibaba, bundled with a small-business services unit, into a new company called Aabaco

Vindu Goel: Purchasing fine art is just a click away

At the low end, people are now comfortable buying works for a few hundred dollars from sites like Amazon and Art.com, and the vast middle of the market is also starting to trust online vendors

Momentum grows for Jack Dorsey to be Twitter's permanent CEO

Some Twitter investors and Square investors are now publicly proclaiming that Dorsey is the right man for the job

Google, Twitter and publishers join hands for faster web

Google is working to create a web link and article storage system that would load online articles in a few milliseconds

Square's filing turns talk to Dorsey's juggling skills

Apple waits as app developers study who's buying its watch

Facebook said it was continuing to evaluate the Apple Watch, just as it does all new platforms

Twitter's CEO Dick Costolo to exit, co-founder to head company

Dick Costolo plans to step down as Twitter CEO on July 1, and will be replaced by Jack Dorsey as the interim CEO

Facebook testing instant articles from news publishers

Nine media companies, including NBC News and The New York Times, have agreed to the deal, despite concerns that their participation could eventually undermine their own businesses

Dave Goldberg, tech guru and husband of Facebook's Sheryl Sandberg, dies at 47

Social media punished as results fall short

Stocks of LinkedIn, Twitter and Yelp tanked this week after their results fell short of Street expectations

Facebook's growth slows slightly

But mobile shift intensifies

Drones beaming web access are in the stars for Facebook

The V-shaped unmanned vehicle is the centrepiece of Facebook's plans to connect with the five billion or so people it has yet to reach