Yahoo stock holder Mithras Capital Partners has proposed that the search giant sell to Microsoft for $22 a share. Read more

GeoEye-1, the world's highest resolution commercial satellite has sent back it's first images since launching in early September. Read more

UAE development company Tameer Holdings has announced that it will be constructing a 33-story high LED screen on the side of a planned commercial building in the Majan district of Dubailand. Read more

Chinese ODM manufacturer TechFaith is working on an Android-based phone design that will be available in early 2009. Read more

Online marketplace giant Ebay has announced that it is cutting 10 percent (roughly 1,600 jobs) from its workforce. Read more

The fate of Real Network’s RealDVD software hung in the balance yesterday as the court debated the suspension of sales imposed on October 3. Read more

Apple's "Employee Number 1" recollected of times past and opinions on the present and was not necessarily kind to the company he founded with the "other Steve." Read more

Following last week’s that Apple founder, Steve Jobs, had suffered a bout of ill health, Apple saw stocks drop below $100 for the first time since May 2007. Read more

eBay today announced lay offs of 1,000 employees, which in turn amounts to a ten percent of the company’s staff. More to the point, the company also announced a few acquisitions on the side. Read more

The Washington Post today reports that Google and Yahoo! will hold off on the controversial advertising deal, which has attracted the attention of the U.S. Department of Justice and European Union Antitrust Regulators. Read more

Apple spokeswoman, Katie Cotton, has denied rumors that surface this morning about Apple CEO and founder Steve Jobs suffered a heart attack. Read more

The Copyright Royalty Board yesterday denied the National Music Publishers’ Association’s request for an increase in royalty rates for music sold online. Read more

Skype President, Josh Silverman has responded to yesterday’s reports that the company’s Chinese branch, TOM-Skype is monitoring user chats and in some cases, storing user data on insecure servers accessible by the public. Read more

Apple and Google stocks fell for the second time yesterday, despite clawing back numbers after a sharp drop earlier in the week. Read more

Last week members of the senate proposed a bill that, if passed, would see the Department of Homeland Security require reasonable suspicion before confiscating your laptop or other device capable of storing information. Read more