Apple's profit and revenue surged, fueled by a slate of new products and strong Mac demand. The company sold 1.1 million iPhones while iPod shipments topped 10 million. Shares rose 5.5% after hours.

  Microsoft surrendered in its nine-year antitrust fight with European regulators, saying it won't appeal a court judgment that could lead to more cases against other big global technology companies.

  The Nasdaq jumped 1.1% Monday, lifted by a late-day tech rally. Vonage shares sank as the company was hit by another patent lawsuit, this time from AT&T.

  Netflix's profit rose 23% as the DVD rental company added 1.4 million subscribers during the quarter. Shares jumped 15% after hours.

  Alibaba.com is seeking to raise as much as $1.49 billion in an IPO after raising the price range to $1.55 to $1.74 a share.

  Staples will begin selling Dell computers and accessories at its 1,400 stores nationwide.

  Identity thieves tend to be young, work alone and rely on the Internet for fewer than one-fifth of their crimes, a study of Secret Service cases has found.

  China Mobile's nine-month earnings leapt30% on strong subscriber growth, while China Telecom's net rose 1.8%.

  SanDisk will begin selling a small device that stores digital video so it can be physically moved between a PC and TV. The idea is to avoid the need to use a home network or specialized device.

  AT&T is making Napster's entire music catalog of more than five million songs available for purchase and wireless downloading.

  AU Optronics said its third-quarter net soared to $692.2 million, driven by higher prices and its Quanta acquisition.

  Qualcomm said an administrative law judge recommended ending an International Trade Commission investigation related to a complaint against it brought by Nokia in August.