As expected, Facebook showed off some impressive financial and usage figures. But some on Wall Street are left wondering how the company plans to make money off its extraordinary large user base.

As a Google Street View car goes by in Brazil, a woman faceplants. The world is amused. Naturally, therefore, the faceplant is suddenly blurred out.

Be warned your child may be screaming for a tablet soon

A puffin found on the streets of downtown Montreal last week is now making the long journey home to Newfoundland and Labrador.

Plenty of photographers have tapped Google Street View for imagery with a documentary or photojournalistic feel. But Aaron Hobson doesn't like his Street View images raw. He likes to cook them a little.

The startup is launching a system to manage all your assets. It's target customer: Techies who strike it rich.

Video rental service sheds subscribers and market cap, while HP opts to stay in the PC game. Also: Apple TV on the horizon?

The National Security Agency is trying to help financial firms combat foreign hackers by providing them with certain intelligence, says Reuters.

It seems like everyone's a winner according to SecondMarket's latest Private Company Report. Investors are investing and some little startups are getting lots of attention.

Its shares fell 35 percent today and Wall Street has branded it a goat. But Netflix was and is right to bear hug its streaming-video business.

The online retailer's September quarter results and fourth-quarter outlook fail to live up to Wall Street expectations.

Netflix shares get pummeled in after-hours trading after the Web's leading video-rental service reports fewer subscribers than expected.