Investors found some value among beaten-down stocks on Wall St overnight as they picked up shares of Apple and IBM amid hope the Fed will announce new measures to shore up the US economy.

There's been a lot of controversy about Apple's latest Pro video-editing software...

The creator of the iPhone, iPod and iPad, Apple, now has more money to spend than the United States government...

Apple has surged again in almost every respect. Let me start with units and end with dollars.

So far video calling has not really caught on for everyday conversations. Rhodri Marsden looks at at why not and whether that is set to change.

A battle for the top position in internet business has broken out as rival alliances are going face-to-face with one another.

Apple's solid profits failed to take away investors' concern about the political wrangling in the US.

Google is the only one not in a consortium buying a portfolio of thousands of technology patents from bankrupt firm Nortel Networks.

Apple might be sitting on piles of cash, but it is also sitting in a closed system, which could lead to its demise.

Apple could come up with an idea for remote-controlled ravioli and the patent forms would be fetched from the cupboard.

You'd think imitation was the sincerest form of flattery, except for all the patent suits bouncing around, boosting lawyers wages if nothing else.