We read the entire Internet this morning so you don t have to. Here s what s new:
More than 11,000 people have joined a European class-action privacy lawsuit against Facebook.
Hewlett-Packard says it will sue the former Autonomy CFO after he tried to block a settlement of shareholder lawsuits.
Square is reportedly poised to buy San Francisco-based food-delivery service Caviar this week for around $90 million.
Allegedly leaked photos of the new iPad Air 2 show a few design changes.
Speaking of unconfirmed leaked photos, the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Alpha might look an awful lot like an iPhone.
Microsoft has sued Samsung, claiming it s owed royalty money for Android phones.
Chinese government departments have reportedly been told not to buy antivirus software from Kaspersky Lab and Mountain View-based Symantec.
China is warning Microsoft not to obstruct its antitrust investigation into the company.
Google called the police after a scan found child porn in a Houston man s Gmail account.
The New York Times delved into Facebook s online ad machine.
New Mexico lawmakers say Tesla s Gigafactory, if it comes to that state, would be well worth the $500 million investment.
Cloud-based revenue is soaring, with the biggest gains made by old-schoolers IBM and Microsoft.
Weep for our future: Kim Kardashian s mobile game is raking in $700,000 a day.
At top: File photo by KAREN BLEIER/AFP/Getty Images
