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Roundup: a mixed record on renewable energy mandates, the denouement of the Tesla Fisker legal tussle, and a collection of clean-tech sector predictions.

Judging from its recent sales, Amazon's Kindle ebook reader may be the best thing that ever happened to the ebook market, but it may also be the biggest obstacle to the ultimate success of ebooks.

This free service sends you e-mail alerts when there's a price reduction on a product you're tracking.

Balancing the checkbook is a tense chore for an unemployed IT consultant and his wife. Their story is becoming less unique.

While consumers wait for a mass-market electric auto, carmakers show off vehicles under development and those already being used.

The Korean government is backing video games while the U.S. government contemplates backing a bunch of lousy car makers.

The publisher's plans to build out new sites for magazines like Details have been suspended indefinitely, according to a MediaBistro post.

Economic downturn forces CEO Mark Zuckerberg to indefinitely postpone plan that would have let vested employees partially cash out without taking the company public.

Maybe the debut of JavaFX will be the game changer that Sun hopes for. But the fragmentation in the mobile world won't make it easy.

Scott Cleland is paid by AT&T, Comcast, Verizon, and others to assail Google, which he does on a daily basis. Now his adversary has fought back, at least a little.