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Recent data released by tech companies show low representation in their workforce for women, Hispanics and blacks.

Sister telecom carriers stored personal information on servers accessible on the Internet.

A deal between the two companies puts an end to a lawsuit over Android patents.

Google has access to Twitter like everyone else, but the process of crawling the network for tweets is a painstaking one. But later this year, Twitter will make it easier for Google to show tweets in search results now that the two companies have reportedly patched up their relationship.

Twice as many companies now have strategic data-driven marketing initiatives than in 2013.

Continuing enhancements to Teradata Integrated Marketing Cloud help companies know more from data, so they can do more with data-driven marketing solutions.

Malicious advertisements are being 'micro-targeted' at defense companies, Invincea said.

New research also reveals companies rely too heavily on gut instinct versus data when making budget decisions … ultimately at the expense of the customer experience.

Tech companies have overwhelmingly come out on top as the best industry to work in, according to a national survey of more than 28,000 Australian workers.

But companies are still unprepared.

The eight tech companies want the U.S. to lead the reforms.

The six companies are aiming to raise £135,000 between them.

Key employees from telecommunication companies were redirected to pages that installed malware on their computers.

Microsoft and Accenture reportedly pay low corporation tax in the UK.

An online portal launched by the FBI to gather information about cyber threats from companies could be an important step in fighting cyber crime, but information sharing between government and private industry remains a challenge, according to security pros.

Almost half of IT pros say their companies cant remote wipe mobile devices.

The lawsuit is the latest move by Oracle against third-party support providers.

Tech companies' spending billions of dollars on up-and-coming social sites is nothing new, but a few past deals might surprise you.

Major Internet companies let US agencies probe their servers, the Washington Post and the Guardian reported.