Just because an economy is crummy, or just sub-par, does not mean you cannot make money. Plenty of companies have proven that innovation can create value even in a
There are wide-ranging reports, including this one from the San Jose Mercury News, that Intel and the Federal Trade Commission are in settlement talks and a resolution may be
LAS VEGAS -- You've heard about the "cloud," yeah? That's a fancy marketing term for connecting to computer services over a wire. In the old days they called that
LAS VEGAS -- Demonstrating HP's feisty attitude in its escalating networking row with Cisco, HP Network Chief Technologist Paul Congdon attacked Cisco's dominant position in the networking business, saying
Bloomberg has scooped everybody this morning with the news that Google is talking to travel-technology power ITA Software about a potential acquisition in the $1B range (article available to
Tech blog Gizmodo has acknowledged paying for the acquisition of prototype next-generation iPhone that was allegedly "found in a bar" in Redwood City (oohhh, what was the Apple employee
Well, they did it: Twitter has announced a business model. It's called advertising. Heard of it before? They are calling it "Promoted Tweets." What's interesting is that the social
The whole National Broadband Plan discussion is turning into a circus, at tax-payer expense. The way I see it, the FCC is standing in front of the operators with
LAS VEGAS -- All of the exciting new devices and discussion about high-bandwidth 4G (Fourth Generation) data services (up to 100Mbps) here at CTIA have the comm equipment guys
Who knew? The IPO market is doing well. Despite a glum market day featuring extreme weakness in bonds and a lackluster stock market, three companies went public today with
Kind of a slow day in the news, eh? That's probably because after the Fed announced it will continue its free money for Wall Street policy indefinitely, there was