Earlier this year, Verizon Wireless (NYSE: VZ) was thought to be preparing their own tablet with help from Motorola (NYSE: MOT) and Google (NASDAQ: GOOG).

After Google said it would cancel contracts with seven advertising resellers in China, the Chinese partners threatened legal action.

Six months after Hewlett-Packard (NYSE: HPQ) announced it would purchase Palm Inc. for $1.2 billion, HP has announced Palm's very first product as a subsidiary.

ETFs are shaking up the mutual fund industry and 401(k) market, because they offer advantages as lower costs and wider choices for retirement plans.

The big Apple news of the day will come later this afternoon at the Back to the Mac event, but some of those announcements have leaked early. Apple's tablet is making its own news today, as research group iSuppli greatly increases its expectations for total iPad sales over the next two years.

Early buzz is good for Windows Phone 7, but now Microsoft and CEO Steve Ballmer have a new headache.

Yahoo! will introduce its own social networking tool, called Y Connect, but it will likely not solve Yahoo's bigger problems.

Google's Android smartphone revenue is beating Apple iPhone revenue on mobile ad network.

The Flurry study, published yesterday tracked revenue generated by individual users from in-app transactions and advertising on iOS from September 2009 to September 2010. While advertising accounted for the lion's share of revenue earned on iOS in 2009, a dramatic rise in in-app revenue began in March of 2010.

If the iBookstore's first six months are anything to go by, though, Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and even beleaguered players in the e-reader market like Sony (NYSE: SNE) have less to worry about than previously thought.

Invesco PowerShares Will Eliminate 10 ETFs.

Two days before the Back to the Mac event kicks off, rumors about a possible debut for Mac OS X 10.7, nicknamed Lion, begin to swirl. Also, Facebook might be coming back to Ping in the near future if reports are true. Finally, Motorola looks to squash a number of Apple patents.

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China Kanghui Holdings, which makes orthopedic implants, is a stock and company growing due to China's aging population.

The weak dollar has fallen further, prompting Asian governments including Thailand, Singapore and China to react.

The downward trend in the video game industry has continued into the fall release season according to the latest monthly sales data reports from NPD…