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CNBC reported an unofficial hiring freeze, but Google says it's only cooled down. Evidence: It made offers to 30 prospects last week.

Talks about how to bring the iPhone to China have moved from hard-line negotiations to the logistics phase, Reuters is reporting.

Microsoft's Bill Gates, in an NBC interview with Tom Brokaw, said a deal with Yahoo is unlikely, according to a CNBC report Friday.

Yahoo fell 1.64 percent to $21.02 per share in morning trading, despite the broader markets gaining ground in early trading.

Gates prediction comes as ...

Yahoo President Sue Decker is making the rounds Wednesday, talking about the company's Wal-Mart and Havas Digital advertising deals at the Advertising 2.0 conference in New York and then discussing Yahoo's growth plans on CNBC's Power Lunch.

Yahoo President Sue Decker says the Internet company remains in "engaged" in "ongoing" discussions with Microsoft, according to a CNBC report Wednesday.

Decker, who is serving as a keynote speaker at Advertising 2.0 in New York, reportedly made those comments during the event.

Real-time stock trading data aren't easy to come by on the Internet, but Google, CNBC, Google, and The Wall Street Journal now can show real-time Nasdaq stock prices on their Web sites, the companies announced Monday.

Previously, the Nasdaq data had been available only with a 15-minute lag on ...

The Microhoo saga has attracted a who’s who list of investors to Yahoo in a big bet that Carl Icahn will force some sort of “shareholder value.” The latest investing star to enter the Microhoo sweepstakes is T.

Boone Pickens, a legendary oil investor, has bought 10 million shares for giggles.

Just when you thought the Microhoo saga was over billionaire investor Carl Icahn wants in on the act. According to CNBC, Icahn has amassed as many as 50 million shares of Yahoo and is mulling over a proxy war.

He has until Thursday to declare an alternate board.

Google slowed its hiring because the company couldn't keep track of what everybody was doing, Chief Executive Eric Schmidt said Wednesday.

Schmidt says Google is slowing down its pace of hiring so employees don't get lost in the cracks.

(Credit: CNBC)

"We have slowed our head count growth ...

Schmidt is concerned about a possible Microhoo combination.