Business / Technology

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Four years after opening a small engineering office in Seattle, Facebook now has more than 500 employees in the city.

Bellevue software company K2 raised a whopping $100 million to accelerate its business making tools that other companies use to build apps.

Video game sales aren’t exactly off to a flying start this year.

Screenshot of “Dying Light” from WB Games and Techland.

Casual-gaming giant King Digital Entertainment disclosed during its earnings report today that it bought Seattle game studio Z2 in a deal that could be worth up to $150 million.

Z2 screenshot of Battle Nations.

The Sling TV service that offers ESPN and other channels without a cable plan is now available on Amazon.com’s Fire TV devices.

If you want to know whether someone’s snooping around your property with a drone or a cellphone, you might be interested in the latest version of the Air Magnet, a wireless monitoring and security system from Everett-based Fluke Networks.

Sprint dramatically improved its network performance last year and in many areas is now better than T-Mobile US, according to a new report from Root Metrics.

Once again, the city of Seattle is letting CenturyLink decide how and where digital services will be upgraded on public property.

The team of mostly ex Microsoft brewing fanatics at Seattle startup PicoBrew are releasing their second product today.