Dell Inc announces that chairman Michael Dell will return to run
the company he had built.
Google's fourth-quarter profit nearly tripled as the online search
engine leader once again sprinted past analyst expectations.
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opportunity didn't go to plan.
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Dell Inc., battered by battery recalls and disappointing earnings, said Wednesday that Chairman Michael Dell will return to run the company he had built into one of the world's largest makers of personal computers.
Google Inc.'s fourth-quarter profit nearly tripled as the online search engine leader once again sprinted past analyst expectations, but the breathtaking growth still wasn't enough to propel its high-flying stock to new heights.
Using the Web on most mobile phones has tended to be a balky,
awkward experience, reminiscent of what the Internet was like on
computers in dial-up 10 years ago. So a handful of startups are
trying to make it much cooler.
Coming off a year in which it was overshadowed by several Internet
rivals, Yahoo Inc. is piggybacking on some of the entertainment
industry's leading brands in its latest attempt to bolster its own
brand.
The social-networking site MySpace.com has donated technology it
helped develop to identify and block sexual predators from online
communities.
Using the Web on most mobile phones has tended to be a balky,
awkward experience, reminiscent of what the Internet was like on
computers in dial-up 1995. So a handful of startups are trying to
make it much cooler.
Coming off a year in which it was overshadowed by several Internet
rivals, Yahoo Inc. is piggybacking on some of the entertainment
industry's leading brands in its latest attempt to bolster its own
brand.
Using the Web on most mobile phones has tended to be a balky,
awkward experience, reminiscent of what the Internet was like on
computers in dial-up 1995. So a handful of startups are trying to
make it much cooler.
Internet users are taking avidly to sites that let them label
photos, movies and blogs with their own descriptive tags, providing
a major new way of organizing information online, according to a
survey by the Pew Internet & American Life Project.
Yahoo Inc., overshadowed by several Internet rivals over the past
year, is piggybacking on some of the entertainment industry's
leading brands in its latest attempt to bolster its own brand.
Cisco Systems Inc. rolled out its real-time video conference system
for 50,000 employees worldwide in January, inviting them to test
equipment with far-flung friends, family and co-workers.
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