Andrew Tonner

Even though Alcatel-Lucent and Nokia operate as a single entity, plenty of work remains to be done to conclude their much-discussed merger.

Only a week after word broke of Amazon's ambitions to disrupt UPS and FedEx, it appears the e-commerce giant's ambitions are far greater than imagined.

Alphabet seems intent on challenging major cable distributors like Comcast, AT&T, and Time Warner Cable by expanding Google Fiber.

As Facebook takes its enterprise social networking tool public, I look at which major enterprise tech companies its launch threatens the most.

Alphabet recently revealed plans to produce new original content around some of its most popular stars, a trend Netflix and Amazon investors should watch in the coming months.

Finally poking a pin in its seemingly endless momentum, Facebook's recent issues with Internet.org in India represent arguably the greatest headwind to its ambitious growth goals to date.

In its first report under its new corporate structure, Alphabet's "Other Bets" segment was a sinkhole. However, understanding its moonshots requires digging beyond the superficial results.

As its usage explodes, Apple Pay will play an increasingly critical role in the tech giant's profit machine.

Facebook just disclosed perhaps its most audacious growth target ever.

With speculation already mounting over the iPhone 7, Apple's South Korean smartphone rival just announced the debut of its own flagship smartphone later this month.

A recent rumor claims Apple plans to finally introduce this widely available technology with the iPhone 7, but the tech giant probably has more exciting plans in the works.

WhatsApp just joined the ranks of one of the most elite clubs in all of technology, which should also slowly drive its shift toward eventual profitability.

The introduction of Facebook's Sports Stadium ahead of the Super Bowl speaks to the social media giant's growing ambitions to disrupt Twitter's core use case.

As it ramps up its lobbying efforts, Alphabet threatens a long-standing revenue stream for cable giants such as Comcast, Time Warner Cable, DISH Network, and AT&T.

As Amazon holds talks to distance itself from FedEx and UPS, this story is the latest example of the unique approach to risk-taking that makes Jeff Bezos' company so special.

Facebook's introduction of its Live product eats into Twitter and Snapchat's ideal use cases.

Borrowing a page from Messenger's playbook, Facebook investors should cheer WhatsApp's recent decision to drop its subscription-based business model.

While the record-setting performance from the Apple Watch pales in comparison to the iPhone and iPad, the growth story for Apple's latest device matters more than most investors realize.

Breaking down the earnings reports that sent PayPal stock soaring and eBay stock sharply lower.

This Fool is betting on smartphone OEMs such as Apple and Samsung to overtake the current headset model that the likes of Facebook and Microsoft favor.