WSJ Technology

Online retailers plan to offer more deals and promotions to spur holiday shopping on the Monday after Thanksgiving.

A start-up is disclosing details of a new service to address patent risks facing technology companies, lining up Cisco and IBM as initial members.

The NFL will broadcast a game between the San Diego Chargers and the Oakland Raiders live in 3-D, in an attempt to entice tech-savvy fans.

Qwest CFO Joseph Euteneuer assured Wall Street that the company was generating enough free cash and had enough "levers" to pull to cover its debt.

John Garcia, a top Sprint Nextel executive in charge of one of the wireless carrier's main business units, is leaving the company. The circumstances of his departure were not clear.

Disney faces a big challenge preventing pirated movies and TV shows from showing up on a video Web site in China, 56.com, in which it holds a stake.

Verizon Wireless is intensifying its ad campaign for the Blackberry Storm, claiming that typing on the touch-screen phone is more accurate than the competition.

Verizon Wireless disclosed that several of its employees accessed and viewed President-elect Barack Obama's personal cellphone account.

A South Carolina prison's plan to test a jamming system that could curb inmates' illegal cellphone use has sparked interest among lawmakers and law-enforcement groups.

The telecom industry is bracing for a new era of increased regulation under the Obama administration.

Dell posted a 5% profit drop, but results weren't as bad as feared. Revenue fell 3% as PC sales to businesses slowed.

Google has begun allowing users to re-rank and edit their search results through a new set of personalization features.

Technology companies are working with telecommunications carriers and handset makers to help give location-based cellphone applications mass reach.

Salesforce.com's profit rose 55% in the third quarter, signaling that online business software may more insulated from the economic downturn.

A New York judge had found units of Russia's Alfa Group in contempt of court, ordering daily fines in a dispute between Alfa and Telenor over a Ukrainian cellphone firm.

Videogame retailer GameStop reported a decline in third-quarter profit because of acquisition charges, and scaled back its forecast for the holiday quarter.

Microsoft is modifying its approach to offering music to consumers over the Internet, after slow consumer uptake of its Zune Pass subscription service.