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Reported cutbacks on iPhone5 parts and talk of a cheaper phone suggest Apple is yielding to competition rather than defining the market

Apple's stock is down sharply this morning after a report that demand for the iPhone 5 is waning. The Wall Street Journal reports Apple has cut orders for iPhone 5 components, like screens, because of the weak demand.

Silicon Valley tech companies are known for their posh employee benefits. Among the latest, free shuttle bus service from SF to the Valley is transforming life for tech commuters.

The Dinner Party serves up news that didn't quite make the headlines — perfect for your dinner party conversations this weekend.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has dealt Apple some bitter news.

Google's new maps app was a blockbuster download on its first day. Will Apple ever lure its users back to Apple Maps?

The new Google Maps app, released late yesterday for iPhone, may not be so unwelcome.

Apple's Tim Cook says some Macs will be assembled in America again, and a former Russian banker tries to make currency trading in video games a regular thing.

Apple's CEO reveals the company will shift some manufacturing jobs from China to U.S.

Since when did being “difficult” become a handicap in tech?