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The Pentagon explicitly accused China of attacking government systems and defense contractors, possibly to map “military capabilities that could be exploited during a crisis.”    

David Einhorn said Tuesday that his firm had raised the size of its Apple holdings. The move came after Apple agreed to quintuple the size of its stock buyback program and increase its dividend.    

The German software giant is making one of the largest pushes into cloud computing by offering its HANA product as a cloud-based project.    

At an entrepreneurial boot camp in Silicon Valley, they’re churning out billion-dollar ideas — whether we need them or not.    

The Google Now app anticipates what information you might want and puts it on your phone screen before you ask for it, which can seem wonderfully prescient or intrusively creepy, but there is an easy adjustment if you don’t like the feeling that Google is watching your every move.    

For a small group of the young, digital elite, Enstitute seeks to challenge the conventional wisdom that top professional jobs always require a bachelor’s degree.    

The explosive growth of electronic shopping in China has led to the country’s emergence as one of the world’s busiest online markets, according to a new report.    

“Little Red Riding Hood,” a maze of fairy tale stories and a music-making app may all provide delight for the younger people in your household.    

The iPad and iPad Mini have a switch on the side that can be used to either mute the tablet or prevent the screen from rotating, but you need to pick the function you want to use in the system settings.    

The wearable computer is prompting questions of whether it will distract drivers, upend relationships and strip people of what little privacy they still have in public.    

Foxconn, an electronics contractor in China that was criticized for poor conditions in factories making Apple products, is moving to develop its own goods, like televisions.    

The Web site was expected this week to announce a plan to let some video makers convert fans into paying customers.    

Pelican has expanded its ProGear line of protective gear to include two durable cases for the iPhone 5.    

The European Union on Monday made a preliminary antitrust finding against Motorola Mobility, saying it had abused its dominance in wireless patents by seeking an injunction against Apple in Germany.    

As Congress debates an Internet security bill, the disruptive philosophies of Silicon Valley technology companies could wind up damaging them if they do not create better tools to ward off hackers.    

BMC Software agreed on Monday to sell itself to a group of investors led by Bain Capital and Golden Gate Capital for about $6.9 billion, completing a campaign by an activist hedge fund to push the company into a deal.    

A group of private equity firms led by Bain Capital and Golden Gate Capital is near a deal to buy BMC Software, people briefed on the matter said on Sunday.    

For as much as $20,000, Worldwide Motion Picture Group compares the story structure and genre of a script with those of released movies, looking for clues to box-office success.    

The social news site BuzzFeed recently posted a hiring notice for a foreign editor, saying it wanted “to build a new kind of national security and world news coverage.”    

Major media companies, including Condé Nast, Yahoo and Hulu, are promoting online video programming on a large scale, but it is not clear whether advertising dollars will follow.