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Nintendo president Satoru Iwata recently had a little chit-chat with the Wall Street Journal, letting it know that his company's plet [..]
New details on LG's movie-streaming tie-up with Netflix, courtesy the Wall Street Journal: In September, LG will start shipping a Blu-ray player that also supports Netflix In [..]
BlackBerry maker Research In Motion (RIMM) warned Wall Street yesterday that it would be spending a lot more money this quarter to keep growing, and investors aren't thrilled with the surprise [..]
Norman Pearlstine, former top editor at both Time Inc. and the Wall Street Journal, and now a senior advisor at Carlyle Group, thinks newspapers are in for plenty more pain -- some self-inflicted.The main problem, o [..]
