IBM, who has received thousands of patents from the government, plans to give out over 3,000 items per year to the public in what is known as defensive publishing.

Amazon, the popular online retail website, has sued the state of New York for making it pay state sales tax for its website.

The Internet is coming to TV and other goods such as cellphones and household items. According to companies such as Nokia, Asustek and Sony, innovations will soon be created to connect Internet technology with everyday items.

After eBay sues Craigslist for violating rights as a minority shareholder, Craigslist counter-sues for alleged unfair competition.

Charter Communications announced that it will begin to monitor the websites its customers visit as a way to promote advertisements, raising questions about privacy.

Facebook, the popular social networking site, agrees to protect its users by implementing strict laws on its users under eighteen.

Hewlett-Packard attempt to team up with EDS, a data management company, to increase revenue. Many wonder if this union will help or hurt the company.

Wal-Mart's profit rises for the first quarter as consumers turn to Wal-Mart's cheap prices for the goods and services that they need.

Students are now trying to earn their degrees from online schools. The cost is significantly less and the schedule is flexible. Will it pay off?

eBay has recently filed a lawsuit against the founder and chief executive of Craigslist. And now it has introduced a Craigslist rival known as Kijiji.