The Bailout Brawl Rages On: LIVE UPDATES From Clusterstock: Contentious negotiations over the Wall Street bailout proposal continue this evening on Capitol Hill. As of 9PM, negotiations are back on, and it looks like things are getting more complicated rather than less. Still people are said to be "optimistic." Maybe that's becau [..]
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Ono: No Console Specific Fighters In Street Fighter IV [Comic-con 08] Street Fighter IV producer Yoshinori Ono fielded questions from the Street Fighter fanbase at Comic-Con this weekend at the inappropriately named "Making of Street Fighter IV" panel. While the majority of the questions [..]
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Street Fighter IV Getting Animated For Your Viewing Pleasure [Capcom] Those brushstroke heavy Street Fighter IV trailers are going to get turned into an anime that will fill in the gaps between Street Fighter II and its spiritual sequel Street Fighter IV. Producer Yoshinori Ono stated at TGS that the new animated feature will run between 50 [..]
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Mossberg: 3G iPhone 'In 60 Days' (AAPL)* Another bit of evidence that a better iPhone is coming soon: Wall Street Journal tech columnist Walt Mossberg says an iPhone capable of connecting to faster, "3G" mobile [..]
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“Siemens gör slut med Fujitsu” Siemens har informerat Fujitsu att det vill avsluta det nio Ã¥r gamla samriskprojektet Fujitsu Siemens Computers, enligt uppgifter till Wall Street Journal. [..]
How Rupert Made His WSJ Offer In the Guardian's excerpt from Michael Wolff's new book The Man Who Owns The News, it's April 2007 and News Corp. (NWS) Rupert Murdoch wants to buy Wall Street Journal parent company Dow Jones. The family that [..]
E*Trade Q1 Misses, More Cuts Planned In "Modest Recession" (ETFC) E*Trade's (ETFC) Q1 sales dropped and its net loss exceeded Wall Street's expectations, but management is arguing that its turnaround plan is working, and the market is buying it: Shares are up 10% [..]
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XM: Merger With Sirius Should Happen In Q2
XM Satellite Radio posted a wider loss fueled by higher customer acquisition costs, and blew Wall Street estimates, but CEO Nate Davis expressed optimism that its merger with Sirius Sa [..]
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Sumner's Death Spiral Continues Sumner Redstone is in what is known on Wall Street as a "death spiral": The more the stocks of Viacom and CBS drop, the more of them he will have to sell to pay off his debts, and the more of Viacom and CBS will have t [..]
Radio Keeps Declining, Wall Street Keeps Getting Surprised Who's in worse shape: The radio business, which is turning in month after month of putrid performance? Or the analysts who track the business, but keep underestimating the speed of its dec [..]
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Warner Music (WMG) Q3: Not Awful
At first glance Edgar Bronfmans Jr.'s Warner Music Group (WMG) has handily beaten Wall Street's low expectations for its Q3: Even allowing for the effect of [..]
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Another bit of evidence that a better iPhone is coming soon: Wall Street Journal tech columnist Walt Mossberg says an iPhone capable of connecting to faster, "3G" mobile [..]
A month after Apple opened its iPhone App Store, Steve Jobs provides the Wall Street Journal with a status update. There are plenty of data points to ooh and aa [..]
E*Trade's (ETFC) Q1 sales dropped and its net loss exceeded Wall Street's expectations, but management is arguing that its turnaround plan is working, and the market is buying it: Shares are up 10% [..]
XM Satellite Radio posted a wider loss fueled by higher customer acquisition costs, and blew Wall Street estimates, but CEO Nate Davis expressed optimism that its merger with Sirius Sa [..]
Who's in worse shape: The radio business, which is turning in month after month of putrid performance? Or the analysts who track the business, but keep underestimating the speed of its dec [..]
At first glance Edgar Bronfmans Jr.'s Warner Music Group (WMG) has handily beaten Wall Street's low expectations for its Q3: Even allowing for the effect of [..]
