Queena Kim

It's widely expected that interim CEO Ross Levinsohn will get the permanent title at today's shareholders meeting at Yahoo. But will anything change for the struggling company?

An estimated 45,000 people in the U.S. may have trouble getting online Monday because of a computer virus. Hackers replaced real ads with fake ones, a crime known as "click fraud."

Angel investors fund the very early stages of startups, looking to get in early on the next big thing. A lot of angel money ends up going down the drain, but that's just the price of innovation.

After a vicious storm knocks out some cloud computing services, competitors look to profit.

Mobile app developers descend on Google I/O.

The company lifts the lid on something new today. But can anything make the tech giant relevant again?

A new study says tracking on the busiest websites has jumped dramatically compared to last year.

Starboard Venture has a 5 percent stake in the company. Now it wants three seats on the board of directors.

The organization that assigns Internet addresses releases its list of newly approved web suffixes today, from .doctor to .bank. Many predict the proliferation of these suffixes will touch off a virtual land grab.

In the battle of the mobile superpowers, it's Apple v. Google and iPhone v. Android -- and consumers have to choose. Which culture do you fit in best?