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| Capitol Hill Leaders Announce A Bailout Deal From Clusterstock: Congressional leaders and Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson emerged a half hour after midnight to announce that they had reached an agreement on the Wall Street bailout. Important Update: Pelosi's offi [..] |
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| HP makes things personal again in Q3 Computers and currency do their thing
In a world of financial doom and gloom, sales of PCs are offering a glimmer of light. Don’t believe us? Just look at Hewlett-Packard, which on Tuesday reported a third-quarter profit that beat Wall Street expectations and forecast healthy sales in the current period.
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| Boy Genius Report | Relevance: 6.106 |
Mobile sales grow, but less dramatically  Hear that loud ringing around the world? Can you feel the good vibrations? The Beach Boys are pleased. The Wall Street Journal’s Adam Ewing reports that there are an additional 305 million mobile phones sold in Q2, 2008, representing 12% growth from the year before. That means there are nearly a third of a trillion [...]
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Mainstream jumps on Xbox 360 price cut bandwagon  Filed under: Microsoft Xbox 360, Business
The Wall Street Journal, Reuters, and we expect a few other mainstream news outlets, are finding it in vogue to report the $50 price drop for the Xbox 3 [..] |
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| In the Wild for November 7, 2008 Here’s what we noticed in the last week or so in the world of YUI — as always, please use the comments area to let us know what we missed.
YUI Sightings ? TheStreet.com and Other Newspaper/Consumer Media Outlets: We’ve seen YUI adoption increasing among consumer media sites and online newspapers, including The Wall Street Journal [...] [..] |
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| Help Yahoo Find Its New CEO: Post Nominations Here Yahoo needs a great new CEO, and it needs one fast. Yahoo's new CEO has to be able to make huge cost cuts, inspire the remaining Yahoos, devise a compelling strategy, win over Wall Street, and make Yahoo great again (or sell it to M [..] |
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| They write letters A friend cc:ed me on a letter to his Congressman, and I think he's basically right about the Wall Street bailout. He writes Congress:
Please say NO. The Bush Administration's proposed bailout plan is overly broad, vastly too expensive, and lacks oversight and control that is absolutely necessary. The plan should be rejected unless it is significantly modified.
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