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Intel won a key ruling in a suit against the company on behalf of computer buyers, which found no evidence that consumers have been hurt by the company's discounting practices in the market for computer chips.

Samsung Electronics reported a record profit, but executives said that may have been the peak for the year as pricing pressures are likely to overwhelm sales growth in the second half.

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Motorola reported higher profit and stabilized its long revenue decline, as the company's wager on smart-phones running Google's software began to pay off.

Google said its Internet services in China are functioning properly after a minor overnight disruption.

CEO Steve Ballmer said Microsoft needs to do better in the market for tablet computers that Apple has found success in with the iPad.

Cuomo launched a fraud investigation into the life-insurance industry for practices that allegedly denied families of deceased military personnel and others from collecting cash from their policies.

Panasonic said it will spend up to $9.4 billion to buy all remaining shares in Sanyo Electric and Panasonic Electric Works.

More videogame companies, angling for larger audiences for big-budget online games, are making their products free to play in the hopes they can make more money by charging players for virtual goods.

Telefónica said net profit rose 16% as revenue growth in its Latin American business compensated for a weaker Spanish market.

PartyGaming plans to merge with Austrian sports-book operator Bwin Interactive Entertainment, creating the world's largest listed online-gambling business.

The U.S. Justice Department accused Oracle of defrauding the federal government on a software contract that involved more than $1 billion in sales.

Nintendo reported its first quarterly loss in more than two years, as Japan's strong currency and a lack of major new products further pinched the videogame maker.

Sony swung to a net profit in the April-June quarter, and raised its earnings forecasts despite the yen's strength that could undermine its competitiveness overseas.

Goldman Sachs is telling employees that they will no longer be able to get away with profanity in emails.

Oracle's Larry Ellison topped the list of best-paid executives of public companies during the past decade, according to a Wall Street Journal analysis of CEO pay.

The increasing popularity of smartphones has helped Korea's SK Telecom post a 17% increase in its second-quarter net profit.

The University of Chicago's Booth School of Business ended its months-long search for a new dean, naming a Stanford University associate dean to head the school.

Best Buy plans to use Clearwire's higher speed network to power its recently launched Best Buy Connect mobile broadband service, as the consumer-electronics retailer wades further into its wireless industry.