Lemonade, the insurance start-up hailing out of New York, is preparing to launch an initial public offering. 

To sell more headsets, Samsung is working on boosting the virtual content available to purchasers.

With all sorts of companies from social media to telecom racing to own the mobile content market, AT&T’s (T​) Chief Executive Randall Stephenson thinks he has the secret sauce: chopped up episodes of HBO’s “Game of Thrones.”

Microsoft is facing re-intensified competition from the likes of Amazon and Apple, who all want more of the multibillion-dollar K-12 education market.

Nintendo is apparently trying to repeat that success, gearing up to bring “The Legend of Zelda” game franchise to smartphone users around the world.

Microsoft is a bit late to the voice activated personal digital assistant party but it’s not surprising it wants a piece of it.

Walt Disney Co. may have some blockbuster hits on its hands with the live remake of “Beauty and the Beast” and “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2” but when it comes to its EPSN network it continues to struggle.

Apple has a cash problem on its hands: it has too much of it, which prompted Citigroup to come out with a list of potential takeover targets for the consumer electronics and entertainment giant.

At a time when most technology companies are looking to get into the self-driving automotive market, the entertainment giant is gearing up to test a fleet of self-driving shuttles for its theme parks.

President Donald Trump signed an executive to modernize the information technology systems of the federal government. Likely winners will be the likes of Microsoft, IBM, and Apple to name a few.