From grocery self-checkout to your home accounting software to "Godzillas" working the assembly lines, technology is fundamentally changing the American workforce.

Electronics manufacturer Foxconn is taking steps to improve worker salaries and conditions after increasing international pressure to do so.

This weekend the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, the folks behind the Academy Awards, will hand out the technical Oscars. They may not be as glamorous as the other Oscars, but they're every bit as important to movie making.

Toymaker Hasbro is teaming up with the online gaming company Zynga — but it's not the old school Hasbro that's trying to climb the ladder into Internet games.

I can't help but notice that Valentines Day seems especially huge in the… let's say, "tech" community.

More shake ups are announced at Yahoo, following the recent departure of co-founder Jerry Yang.

What if the U.S. economy is becoming the economic engine that keeps the global economy out of recession?

A ruling against China by the World Trade Organization could mean cheaper rare earth metals. The metals are used in many electronic devices.

Netflix announced hundreds of thousands of new subscribers during the last months of 2011. But are they all in it for the long haul?

Research In Motion, the maker of BlackBerry phones, has lost a huge part of its share in the smartphone market.