The last time someone tried to copy Apple by hiring its engineers didn't go so well

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The Justice Department may regret trying to make its e-book antitrust suit stick to Apple

In the whirlwind of its IPO fallout, there has been a sort of glee in watching the company stumble. What's driving the Facebook-schadenfreude and what can the social network do about it?

Well, sort of. The Warrior's move across the bay to San Francisco will be intimately tied-up with the city's technology community.

Since Facebook, no other company has gone public.

The company ha gotten into scrapes with customers and critics over bandwidth caps. It's backed off for now -- but don't expect that to be the end of the story, not with numbers like these.

Companies like Apple, IBM and Microsoft once stood in the shadow of much larger and more powerful Japanese electronics giants. Those days are long gone -- and, lately, it looks like they may never come ...

Apple CEO Tim Cook has paid his first visit to a place Steve Jobs preferred to avoid: Capitol Hill. Aides say Apple's hot-button issues were not addressed.

One of the company's biggest boosters on Wall Street hasn't lost the faith

Jamie Dimon needs to take a cue from J.P. Morgan's trading debacle and divide the banking giant into manageable pieces.

Wall Street's marquee investment bank is having a hard time finding an untainted board director.

Asks the board not to issue dividends on his 1.125 million shares of restricted stock

More and more content distributors like Hulu, Amazon, and YouTube are starting to make their own programs. Will anyone watch them?

Given his long record of success, Jamie Dimon will likely be back in the saddle in short order. And years from now, relatively few people will remember J.P. Morgan's trading blunder.

Huma Abedin, Hillary Clinton's deputy chief of staff, discusses her winding career path from Saudi Arabia to Washington D.C. at Fortune's Most Powerful Women dinner.

With two taps of a sword, Jony Ive becomes Sir Jonathan

The launch of a privately built space craft this week may kick off a new, for-profit space race.

The professional social network was seen as sexless compared to Facebook. Now it just seems safe.

Yes, David Ebersman was the central player in Facebook's messy IPO. But it is far too soon to know if he should leave the company.

A battered HP announced a multi-year restructuring that includes 27,000 layoffs. Here are the new CEO's next steps.

How the company is changing in the post-Steve Jobs era

Instead, their consumer product expert describes a wall-mounted panel he calls the iHub

Speaking at Harvard Business School's Class Day, Facebook's COO barely addressed the controversy over the company's IPO.

Reputation aside, Facebook's bungled IPO turned out to be a very good trade for its investment bankers.

This summer, the energy giant will begin exploring off the icy coast of Alaska -- after years of resistance by environmentalists. The payoff could be the largest U.S. offshore oil discovery in a generation....

Steve Jobs' successor is making his mark and trying to keep the Apple magic going.

The traditional personal computer business is shrinking. The tablet is just taking off

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The case is going to trial, despite a court-ordered meeting of the two companies' CEOs

Were Facebook's "adults" the problem?

The social network's purported mission is to connect all the world's people. But its messy IPO benefitted a select group of insiders and institutions.

No more daydreaming. The fine-tuned, touch-free, gesture-based motion control of "Minority Report" is real -- and it costs $70.

For years, GM's luxury division has fruitlessly chased BMW and Mercedes-Benz. Its 2013 XTS sedan is the brand's first real shot at taking sales away from them.

Stealth startup 12Society is adding to a roster that includes Michael Strahan and Nick Cannon.

Facebook exec to give speech later today.

On the day of his knighthood, a rare interview -- and rarer photo -- in The Telegraph

Mac Week's first news editor sticks a fork in the stories that hedge funds tell

In the past few years, Morgan Stanley has leveraged its investment bank more and more toward technology IPOs. Now its reputation in that area is in trouble.

What's the formula for a winning company? Execs who play well with others

To the moon and beyond: Lockheed Martin is prepping the launch pad for the future of space travel.

Most leaders are attracted to incremental changes. Trouble is, that rarely works. Here's a roadmap to making major changes to drive business innovation.

The Seattle tech giant's AWS has midwifed some of the world's most popular startups. Could That could put it on a collision course with Amazon's mainline business.

Former P&G CMO and management expert Jim Stengel tells Fortunewho he would pick if he could build his very own Executive Dream Team.

As we recently saw with Scott Thompson at Yahoo and at many annual meetings this proxy season, shareholders are raising their voices and many of them mean business. What's next?

Apple's tablet plays a key role in the largest debt restructuring in history

The chairman and CEO of DuPont shares some fatherly wisdom on how to invest yourself into growing a business.

The dean of the Guanghua School of Management, Hongbin Cai, thinks China's B-schools can churn out entrepreneurs - by emulating the U.S.