Is the company's stellar service keeping up with its hypergrowth? Some customers don't think so

  And U.S. media giant Viacom aims to deliver it, as well as Nickelodeon, Comedy Central, and more

  The $2.7 billion initial public offering, the largest in Japan's history, is expected to give the IPO market a second wind

  The one-day event attracted some 100 Web developers, who toiled over 24 hours to create new software using the company's application programming interfaces

  Is there really a labor shortage, or are tech companies lobbying Congress for more visas and green cards simply to avoid paying Americans better wages?

  A tough background, a college scholarship, and a near-death experience all went into making Sun's CEO the driven success he is today

  For Big Blue and other IT services companies, Poland's workforce makes up for rising wages with skills that offset Bangalore's low costs

  Nicholas Negroponte hopes the One Laptop Per Child's "Give 1 Get 1" initiative will jump-start distribution of the new XO Laptop

  This Boston U. grad joined the online careers company's MBA development program. Here's a typical day

  J-Squared's twentysomething founders have turned down some heady numbers. But the widget makers face some tough investment-funding choices

  Seizing on Orkut's momentum in Asia and Latin America, Google moves to revamp its social networking site and take aim at Facebook and MySpace

  The shakeup and $1.43 billion charge confirm eBay's irrational exuberance as well as Skype's struggling Web-calling business model

  Now that SAP has changed course and cut a deal to buy Business Objects, more strategic acquisitions in the sector are likely

  To expand in one of business software's hottest sectors, the German giant detours from its organic growth plan and agrees to buy Business Objects for $6.8 billion