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Four of the top 10 companies in our annual Hot Tech Growth 75 are involved in the manufacture of semiconductors. What's behind their banner year?
Google, AT&T, and Apple lead the pack when it comes to generating the most profits for shareholders
BusinessWeek's tabulation of the industry's biggest growth engines
The Cypress Semiconductor CEO's approach to new markets—funding outside companies, not internal groups—has made it No. 4 on our Tech Hot Growth list
With little exposure to the financial crisis, the software giant faces threats from SAP and the U.S. dollar. An economic slowdown could hurt
A big earnings surprise confounds analysts, who hadn't reckoned the Web search colossus would contain its costs so well
There are only so many world-changing products a company can create, but there's still plenty of room for Apple to extend established product lines
S&P says spending on virtualization software and services is likely to skyrocket
In tough times, technology industry leaders are showing how it's possible to thrive—and winning slots in BW's annual Tech Hot Growth ranking
Gilead Sciences, a California biotech, is No. 1. Also in the top 10: Google, AT&T, and Apple
Google and Apple fell from No. 1 and No. 2 on our annual list of the top movers in tech. See who claimed their spots
The company's infrared systems are a mainstay for border security and in Iraq and Afghanistan, and could one day be as common in cars as GPS
The online ad market is slowing, and Chinese rival Baidu is a global search threat. But Google's idea lab is still a powerhouse to bet on
