Business Computing

Walmart will soon begin taking your used games for credit.

Looks like Dell is trying to free up some cash.

This is according to a Washington Post poll.

Sources say HP is trying to sell its mobile patents, including webOS.

Nintendo is no longer producing Wii consoles.

His last day will be in February 2014.

Apple's got another fashion guru on board and this one is going to lead retail.

Microsoft's board of directors will likely re-elect Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer next month despite activist investors.

Three investors want Gates out as chairman of the board, and are making waves.

The two Shihs talk about a possible merger of Asus and Acer.

There's talk that a special Microsoft committee is eying Ford Motor Company CEO Alan Mulally and Computer Sciences Corp CEO Mike Lawrie.

Mark Zuckerberg takes the stage at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference.

Blizzards really needs an in-game store to boost revenue.

Former Android VP Hugo Barra will serve as Vice President of China's Xiaomi Global in October.

Ballmer's retirement is sudden and sooner than originally planned.

In its fiscal quarter ending June 30, Lenovo's biggest money maker was its laptop business.

The North American branches of Buffalo have merged into one large tech-serving animal.

AMD has opened a new design center as part of phase two of its transformation.

Michael Dell, Silver Lake Partners and the Special Committee have reached an agreement.

It may not be until 2014 before Asus enters the smartphone arena here in the States.

Dell's board likes the money but doesn't want to change the voting rules.