The Peek doesn't make calls, take photos or text, but for $20 a month it offers unlimited e-mail.[...]

Overall, dealmaking may be in a slump, but Big Pharma has been buying up biotech firms at a record pace - it's now the fastest-growing M&A; sector, with deal value up 87% this year.[...]

Tell us what you would like Fortune to ask the co-founder and CEO of MySpace in an upcoming interview.[...]

In a windowless room at Kimberly-Clark's research offices in Neenah, Wis., a mother hoists her baby girl onto a table painted on its side to look like a school bus. Photos of puppies and kittens decorate the walls, and a mobile with Sesame Street characters hangs overhead. A nurse takes [...]

[This is part of a series. The introduction is here.] The last bit of computer funny business alleged in these cases involves the so-called “Trailer Lawyers,” so dubbed by blogger and Scruggs chronicler David Rossmiller . The term refers to Scruggs’s co-counsel on the federal whistleblower suit that Scruggs filed [...]

Lehman Brothers' latest march toward the once-unthinkable price of $10 a share was interrupted when a Korean bank expressed interest Friday in the struggling brokerage firm. The question now is whether CEO Dick Fuld is willing to reciprocate.[...]

Lehman Brothers' latest march toward the once-unthinkable price of $10 a share was interrupted when a Korean bank expressed interest Friday in the struggling brokerage firm. The question now is whether CEO Dick Fuld is willing to reciprocate.[...]

The social networking world is changing fast. Now's your chance to ask MySpace co-founder and CEO where things are headed.[...]

After making a ton of money in the advertising business, Michael Sepso and Sundance DiGiovanni decided six years ago that it was time to goof off. How did these two guys, then in their late 20s, pass the time? They played a lot of "Halo."[...]

Third Point Management, a New York hedge fund run by one of the country's most outspoken and controversial investors, has come under investigation from the Securities and Exchange Commission.[...]

It's a tough market for tech IPOs. The CEO of tech startup Convio explains why he canceled his company's debut this week.[...]

Could faster chips translate into slower computers? That's the sales-threatening prospect furrowing brows in every corner of the PC business, from industry titans such as Intel, Microsoft, and Apple to major centers of academe.[...]

The Internet company unveils Fire Eagle, a service that lets consumers broadcast their location to scores of Internet-based services. By Michael V. Copeland[...]

Talk about your summer scorchers.[...]

The frailest of Detroit's automakers has been in private hands for a year. CEO Bob Nardelli badly needs a hit if the company is to endure.[...]

The Detroit automaker's whopping $15.5 billion quarterly loss Friday wasn't a record, but it's the latest chapter in a steady slide that began more than 20 years ago.[...]

New Motorola co-CEO Sanjay Jha is a superstar technologist, but he lacks experience solving the kinds of problems the struggling phonemaker now faces.[...]

Carl Icahn's breakup strategy for Motorola has some cracks in it.[...]

It was easy to scoff two years ago when word leaked out that Amazon was launching its own digital music service. The Seattle-based online retailer wasn't just mulling an iTunes-like download store - it was supposedly drawing up plans for a branded iPod-like device.[...]

The startup founded by former Google engineers claims to outsearch the search giant, but the company's success depends on developing a superior ad platform. By Yi-Wyn Yen.[...]

After striking out with its triple play in the second quarter, Verizon will be swinging even harder for the fences as it brings TV to Manhattan.[...]

The Securities and Exchange Commission is trying to get to the bottom of the rumors swirling around Lehman Brothers. Rumors aren't the only source of bad news for Lehman, though.[...]

It took a small army of lawyers and about $200 million in legal costs, but Qualcomm finally struck a landmark agreement with phone giant Nokia.[...]

Carl Icahn and Yahoo's board of directors each blinked, but it increasingly looks like Yahoo CEO Jerry Yang will end up on the losing end of this debacle.[...]