Posted April 21, 2007 
Comments(0) Twittervision is an absorbing spectacle: a global vision of the human race’s quotidian thoughts and activities, or at least of that portion of the species who twitter.
Posted April 21, 2007 Comments(0) A Harvard economics professor has argued that tall people should pay more in taxes than short people.
Posted April 21, 2007 Comments(0) David Hayden, a dot-com entrepreneur, put his faith in investment bankers who have now gone after him for all he’s worth — and more.
Posted April 20, 2007 Comments(0) Xerox has been sharply cutting prices for its machines to focus on the sales of toners, inks and services.
Posted April 20, 2007 Comments(0) The jury convicted Joseph P. Nacchio on 19 of 42 insider trading counts related to his sale of Qwest stock in 2001.
Posted April 20, 2007 Comments(0) The installation of an insufficiently tested piece of software set off a chain reaction that eventually cut off BlackBerry service.
Posted April 20, 2007 Comments(0) Google, Microsoft and Yahoo have trained their sights on cellphones as the next great battleground in the Internet search wars.
Posted April 20, 2007 Comments(0) The company’s core search and advertising business continued to outpace that of Microsoft and Yahoo.
Posted April 19, 2007 Comments(0) First-quarter earnings dropped nearly 7 percent as expanding sales of low-end models in emerging markets pushed down its average selling price.
Posted April 19, 2007 Comments(0) The government has joined in a whistle-blower case filed against Hewlett-Packard, Sun Microsystems and Accenture over improper payments connected to government contracts.