First Global notes that low-cost notebooks are particularly strong.

Slapped with a class-action lawsuit alleging it illegally deprived some 32,000 employees of overtime pay, IBM conceived of a novel solution: It settled the suit for $65 million. And then it slashed the base pay of the employees who filed it by 15%.

Warner Music Group Corp posted a smaller-than-expected quarterly loss on Thursday, as improved sales in Europe softened the effects of the slowdown in the global music industry.

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How management control and monitor the use of consumer technology in the workplace.

Blockbuster Inc. suffered another loss in the second quarter, but the struggling movie rental chain showed signs of progress by wringing more revenue from its stores while lowering its costs.

Nokia Sees More China Growth Nokia's CEO sees plenty of room for further growth in China, which is already the world's largest cellphone market.

Really? Not according to Apple. At least not yet, anyway. The company appears to have denied the allegation to BusinessWeek. And certainly the bit of code that's inspired all this speculation seems more proof-of-concept then anything else.