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Internet giant says it will give $162.33-million to help them adapt to challenge of selling news online

Online video website trying to lure more premium video advertising to boost margins

Deloitte says only 13 per cent of the 700 companies in its study scored well, while 87 per cent were partly or completely unprepared for major advances in technology like robotics and artificial intelligence

Booming demand for the larger-screened iPhone 6 and 6 Plus is putting Apple on pace for its highest annual profit since 2012

Cyber security, cloud services and electronic payments seen as key growth sectors

Canadian author and technologist Cory Doctorow talks about digital ownership, Canada’s Bill C-11 and the U.S. DMCA, which say that if a manufacturer uses computer code to control what you do with the things you buy, you can’t overrule them

Canadian author and technologist Cory Doctorow talks about digital ownership, Canada’s Bill C-11 and the U.S. DMCA, which say that if a manufacturer uses computer code to control what you do with the things you buy, you can’t overrule them

For the first time, Amazon.com, a company known primarily for its online retail portal, broke out the sales of its Amazon Web Services unit, which offers cloud computing to a variety of high-profile apps

Amazon’s sales from North America rose 24 per cent to $13.4-billion (U.S.) in the first quarter ended March 31

Microsoft’s revenue rose 6 per cent to $21.7-billion, helped by the inclusion of Nokia’s phone handset business

Google’s ad revenue has been pressured as more consumers access its online services on mobiles devices such as smartphones and tablets, where ad rates are typically lower

Export Business Map gives geographic data of Canada’s top export markets

Customers will be allowed to pay only for the data they use

E-commerce retailer seeks to expand beyond books and merchandise by entering the travel-reservations business

Google Inc. is revamping its search service to favour websites that are tailored to mobile devices as its seeks to shape its features around the rising popularity of smartphones.

Hewlett-Packard Co. said it would sell its web-based photo sharing service Snapfish to digital imaging company District Photo.

Hewlett-Packard Co. said it would sell its web-based photo sharing service Snapfish to digital imaging company District Photo.

WatchDox software currently used by some of world’s largest federal agencies, private equity firms and major Hollywood studios

Company selling its South Korean e-commerce business to a partnership formed by KKR and Anchor Equity Partners

The launch of the new flagship model comes amid a painful restructuring at the Japanese consumer electronics giant