Walmart's Black Friday Starts On Thanksgiving DayThis year it seems earlier is better for stores unleashing their black Friday deals, and Walmart is the latest giant retailer to jump on that bandwagon.
Netflix Winning The Internet, Or Streaming Video AnywayNetflix and YouTube account for more than half of peak streaming. Each has 10 times the traffic of Hulu and Amazon's video efforts combined.
Amazon, USPS Team Up To Offer Sunday Delivery ServiceStarting this week Amazon, along with the United States Postal Service will team up to deliver packages on Sunday.
| Erik Shute
Unemployment Rate Up Slightly In October Jobs ReportMore than 200,000 jobs were added in October, but the unemployment rate still creeped up one-tenth of a percent.
Did Analysts Mislead Investors About Twitter IPO?The Wall Street Journal reports some analysts selectively disclosed Twitter's growth and revenue information to certain investors.
| Charesse James
Third Tesla Model S Car Fire ReportedThe company stresses that the third car fire reported since early October was the result of an accident near Nashville, but Tesla stock still fell.
Microsoft Introduces 'Co-Authoring' to Office 365 SuiteMicrosoft introduces a live editing option to its suite of online apps, Office 365. The co-authoring tool is available for the online versions of Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
| Erik Shute
Twitter Sets IPO Share Price Higher Than Expected at $26Twitter is set to raise around $2 billion from 70 million shares during Thursday's IPO.
Blockbuster to Close Remaining StorefrontsBlockbuster's parent company announced it will close the 300 remaining storefronts in the U.S. and move exclusively to digital services.
Toyota Beats Earnings, Ups Profit ForecastThe world's largest automaker upped its profit projections for the year thanks to weakness in the yen.
| Charlie McKeague
How Time-Shifted Viewing Could Save Network TVTime-shifted viewing was supposed to be the death of TV as we know it, but including DVR and video-on-demand into Nielsen ratings has revealed a few surprises.
Starbucks Partners With Google for Faster Wi-FiThe coffee-shop franchise is ditching longtime Wi-Fi provider AT&T and switching to a new face in the broadband business: Google.
