Nokia

Nokia files a lawsuit and Yahoo moves away from RIM

Microsoft can survive a flop. Nokia can’t.

And how RIM may have missed the boat again

Instead it’s been a reminder of how brutally hard it is to engineer a turnaround

It doesn’t include portable WiFi, but it sure has the root-for-the-underdog cool factor

Samsung and Apple are trying to get each others’ products banned from the U.S.

PayPal, the online payment-processing system made popular by eBay, its corporate parent, is betting that its future may not be online, but in the real world. PayPal is planning a push into retail stores with a system that would involve swiping cellphones at registers to make payments, rather than using credit or debit cards. The company, which has 95 million users online, estimates expanding into physical stores could double its revenues to $7 billion within two years.

What RIM can learn from the ‘unbelievable’ fall of Nokia from the top of the smartphone market

Our second annual survey of companies in Canada that prove it pays to have a conscience

These companies have made doing good a big part of their business

She used to sell office furniture in Toronto. Now she’s a Nokia-branded singing, dancing global superstar.

Rafsanjani’s movement is targeting the cellphone maker