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Icahn Sells While Bartz Smokes
September 1st, 2009 by Admin
Twitter Making Money?
July 16th, 2009 by Admin
Twitter has seen the ugly tech headlines often enough to know that their business model needs some tweaking. Despite it’s pandemic popularity, Twitter has not seen a revenue stream commensurate with its apparent success. But it’s not like a wave-making startup, especially a household name like Twitter, to remain in penury for very long.
Facebook Ads Attracting International Revenue
June 25th, 2009 by Admin
If Facebook is international, why not make it easier to attract foreign revenue? Just months ago, everyone was wondering how Facebook made any money. Nobody is wondering that anymore. In fact, now everyone is wondering, “How much money are they actually making?” Just recently, Facebook announced that they would now be accepting foreign currencies.
Strategy, Movement, And Progress For eBay
May 7th, 2009 by Admin
It’s a good thing eBay has a lot of cash. Because they are spending it. Fast. Meanwhile, they continue to hang on to Skype, their Internet-telephony foray-turned-albatross. As their acquisitions have picked up speed, so has the value of Skype. Yet Skype is still something that eBay wants to get rid of-for a profit, of […]
More Microsoft Job Cuts
May 6th, 2009 by Admin
The grim reaper of the recession will slash more jobs at Microsoft, according to a memo from Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer on Tuesday (May 5, 2009). This is round number two of layoffs for Microsoft, which first started ending certain jobs early this year. Now, however, the recession has forced them to do the hard […]
Intel: Defying The Trend
April 29th, 2009 by Admin
The first quarter of 2009 is behind us. The usual spate of bad news has continued to pour from the press, but amidst the national jeremiad are some unsung melodies of success. Those unsung melodies of success intonate from the technology sector. Here is one encouraging example.
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Handy Guide To Starting A Side Business
April 28th, 2009 by Admin
If this down economy’s taught us anything, it’s that we need to be flexible in order to keep the income rolling in - and nothing says “flexible” more than starting a side business to bring in an extra revenue stream or two. Lifehacker’s Gina Trapani has a full guide that runs down through the steps […]
Mac Sales Hold Steady In Down Economy
April 16th, 2009 by Admin
Despite the ongoing economic storms, sales of Macintosh computers seem to be holding steady with average sales of 28 Macs per Apple store per day. This is consistent with rates seen in the months leading up to last year’s holiday shopping season, and indicates that Apple’s computers are still seen as essential purchases in an […]
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How economic bubble builds up
November 2nd, 2008 by Kiyani
I got this nice story in email about how an economic bubble builds up. The story truly reflects current financial events around the world. It tries to answer the question “where does all the money go?”
A very simplistic explanation of how a “bubble” builds up.If you could read patiently and understand, it’s a great knowledge! Once there was […]
US judge rules in favour of eBay over counterfeit goods case
July 15th, 2008 by Kiyani
eBay has won the lawsuit filed by Jewelry firm Tiffany & Co, accusing it of failing to keep users from selling forged items on the site, after US judge ruled in favour of them.
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