David Streitfeld

Think big tech is troubled? From Google to Apple, it's just getting started

With so little to really worry about, Big Tech is planning for a future far beyond any present-day turmoil

Peter Thiel's bet on Donald Trump pays off

The billionaire investor at odds with much of Silicon Valley, will have President Trump's ear on tech issues

Spectre of Trump loosens tongues, if not purse strings, in Silicon Valley

The prospect of Donald Trump being elated as President is pushing the tech community to move beyond its traditional role as donors to that of agitators and activists

In the engine room of the start-up economy

Amazon is quietly eliminating list prices

The new approach comes as discounts, both online and offline, have become the subject of dozens of consumer lawsuits for being much less than they seem

Google Home to take on Amazon Echo

Sundar Pichai will lead Google with users in mind

It's Silicon Valley 2, Ellen Pao 0: Fighter of sexism is out at Reddit

Pao's downfall in the face of a torrent of sexist and racist comments is likely to renew charges that bullying is out of control on the web

Big tech rivals are giving Amazon a chase

Company's cloud division, Amazon Web Services, is generating substantial profits

Jury rejects claim of gender bias at firm in Silicon Valley

Ratings now cut both ways, so don't sass your Uber driver

David Streitfeld: To gain the upper hand, Amazon disrupts itself

Far from being weak, Amazon is looking to use its powerful e-commerce operation to become a retail and entertainment colossus

Literary lions unite in protest against e-book tactics of Amazon

Authors Salman Rushdie and V S Naipaul have joined hundreds of writers, including Nobel laureates, taking on Amazon over its fight with Hachette over pricing for e-books

Amazon cuts smartphone price by $200 to 99 cents

Silicon Valley fights order to pay bigger settlement in hiring case

Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe file papers, asking the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals to spurn judge Koh's rejection of their $324.5-mn antitrust settlement as meagre

Amazon cites Orwell, but not quite correctly

Amazon repeated its argument that e-books should be less expensive, and charged those who think otherwise with trying to thwart history

US district court rejects deal on hiring in Silicon Valley

Judge Lucy H Koh of the US District Court in San Jose says a preliminary $324-million settlement is insufficient

Amazon's ambitious bets pile up, losses swell

Plaintiff in Silicon Valley hiring suit maligns deal

Michael Devine, a freelance programmer who is one of the four plaintiffs named in the suit, thinks the companies are getting off far too lightly

Google posts disappointing earnings in March quarter