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Even in alliance Samsung and Microsoft still may not emulate the iPhone experience
Strong earnings and rocketing stock market performance has created risk for shareholders
Fallout from batterygate will chip away at consumer confidence
Washington’s favourite ritual catches world’s richest man slightly unprepared
Blockbuster earnings underscore industry power despite techlash
Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google prosper in face of virus pandemic and regulatory scrutiny
Facebook, Amazon, and Apple all reported stellar revenue increases in the latest quarter
Shares in iPhone maker hit record on blowout evening of Big Tech results
Congress lands precise blows on Apple, Amazon, Alphabet and Facebook
Messaging company is latest company to criticise restrictions and fees
Amazon, Facebook, Apple and Alphabet bosses endure five-hour grilling on Capitol Hill
Chief executives bat away antitrust concerns ahead of grilling in Congress
The Big Five aren’t just driving the markets — they are the markets
Local battles against big companies are set to go national if the Democrats win
Blank-cheque companies are becoming more sophisticated, but the real test awaits on the stock market
There is ample room for the Taiwanese chipmaker to keep rising
Brussels has lost a battle but not the war
Commission insists it will continue to pursue cases despite court ruling in tech company’s favour
Twitter experiences a mass hack as bitcoin scammers send tweets from hundreds of high profile accounts
Judges annul ruling by European Commission in blow to competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager
Annulment of EU state aid action is a big setback for Vestager
Call for companies to protect app data from ‘unlawful foreign exploitation’ comes as TikTok finds itself in political crosshairs
Silicon Valley’s war on physical buttons continues — but digital interfaces can be less than intuitive
The company needs to rethink its aggressive approach as regulators and rivals circle
Jeff Bezos, Tim Cook, Sundar Pichai and Mark Zuckerberg are set to be jointly held to account by Congress for the first time
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