Nokia Fights to
Hold Smartphone Dominance
Nokia’s market share has been slipping as Research In Motion, Apple, and other
smaller competitors chip away at its dominance in the high-end cell phone
market.
Goldilocks
Stocks
Jack Hough: Neither big borrowers nor hoarders, these companies look just
right.
CNBC on MSN
Can
You Trust Banks' Words of Optimism?
No matter what bankers are saying publicly, they privately believe the
financial crisis, and therefore the global recession, is far from over.
BusinessWeek
Chrysler's
New Reality: Just How Real Is It?
The struggling carmaker is talking rebound. But even if it partners with
Fiat, a high debt load and brutal cuts could leave it flat.
How
Low Can PC Prices Go? As consumers cut back and the popularity of low-cost netbooks grows, the
computer industry could see a sharp drop in prices.
Marcial:
Could J&J Make a Run at Schering-Plough?
Its joint venture with Schering to market a hot anti-inflammatory drug is one
reason some analysts say J&J may try to outbid Merck.
The
End Of Merck
Merck's executives may have saved their company by losing what made it
special.
CBS MarketWatch
Thirsting
for the Truth
Honesty is the best policy for investors in today's volatile market
conditions.
They
Don't Ring a Bell
A bottom does not announce itself, but this looks more like a
bear-market rally than a new bull.
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Search Engines, School Meals, Digitizing Books and Your Privacy The new search engines try to give you direct answers. A high tech way to track your kids' eating at school. A few companies are working on digtizing books for the web. Hiding from Google and the other search engines.
Dell, the Net, Google & NASA and Podcasting Dell is on a quest to capture some of the gaming market. What will be the fate of the Net? Google and NASA team up. Is podcasting the next gold rush?
HD DVD, BlackBerry, Time Wasters and Theatre Piracy Microsoft and Intel support the adoption of optical disc format. Research in Motion opts for Intel chips in the next BlackBerry. Technology should save time not waste it. Theatre piracy laws snags first victim.
BitTorrent, Yahoo!, Blogs, Wireless VOIP BitTorrent developer gets cash from venture capitalist firm. Phishing on Yahoo! Consumers turn to blogs for advice. Phone calls on the cheap with wireless VOIP.
China, Breaching the Divide, Philly and Wireless Notebooks China tightens regulations on the content of news websites. Young people are encouraged to teach their grandparents all about the Internet. City officials in Philadelphia are weighing a plan that would turn the City Of Brotherly Love into the world's biggest wireless hot spot. Check out these wireless notebooks from Intronix.
