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Seven ways that companies cope with high gas prices
High gasoline prices are putting the squeeze on companies and their workers. People are leaving their jobs due to the high commuting costs. The New York Times reports that a resume service received "14 calls last week and 9 of those named high gas ...
Amazon.com starts selling ... high-speed Internet service
Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN) seems to sell just about every possible category of retail goods under the sun these days, as the venerable online e-tailer has expanded from books only to car parts, electronics, groceries and even pet supplied. With that ...
Cable companies working to curb free online TV
Right now, over at Hulu.com -- a joint project of News Corp. (NYSE: NWS) and General Electric Company's (NYSE: GE) NBC Universal, viewers can check out recent editions of, for example, The Daily Show or Man Caves, among many other programs normally ...
Amazon and TiVo gamble on PC bypass
Amazon Inc. (NASDAQ: AMZN) and TiVo have joined forces in the war to take the top spot in the realm of video content provision. Unfortunately, the team has opted to take a route which cuts personal computers out of the video-viewing loop. That's a ...
Wireless tech trio: 'Killer apps are coming'
"We believe that the recent relative strength of tech stocks is the start of a longer term trend, not merely a flash in the pan," says Jim Oberweis and Dave Covas.
In The Oberweis Report, the money managers and small cap advisors explain, "Our ...
FCC auction a potential big win for Google
Google Inc. (NASDAQ: GOOG) is probably smiling ear to ear about now. Draft rules released from the FCC this week hint at demands by technology companies will be served when the FCC auctions off 22 Megahertz of radio spectrum early next year to give ...
Google after the bell for 10-12-06: Google shares just barely budge from Wednesday
Google shares closed up today to end the trading day at $427.44, an increase of $0.94 or 0.22% over Wednesday's close. With the Office 2.0 convention happening in San Francisco this week, I mused today on how more and more of the things we do every ...
ADC Telecommunications (ADCT): Connecting Internet elements
The efficiency of high-speed Internet service depends on the excellence of its infrastructure components. An Eden Prairie, Minnesota firm is a leading manufacturer of reliable hardware for the industry, serving big name clients in over 130 ...
VoIP Treatment: Time Warner and Vonage assess internet calling market
As my blogs suggest, I expect VIP treatment -- a spot behind the velvet rope, a complimentary bottle of Cristal, a second bottle for my entourage, and
someone to hold my parasol.
It turns out, however, that I need to start expecting VoIP ...
Sprint-Clearwire deal could give Google what it's always wanted
As Tom mentioned earlier, Sprint Nextel Corp. (NYSE: S) is merging its next-generation wireless assets with Clearwire Corp. (NASDAQ: CLWR) to form a new joint partnership that -- finally -- will create a high-speed wireless internet network that ...
Google after the bell for 05-08-06: Reinventing the wheel to fit its mold
With newspaper circulation declining 2.6% and more news, audio and video content shifting from old mediums to the web, it's no surprise that those companies which are at the forefront of capitalizing on this trend stand to do quite well. Google is a ...
Comcast to buy Clearwire? Another odd rumor
A rumor that is almost certainly not true comes from Barron's. The publication says that it has heard cable giant Comcast (NASDAQ: CMCSA) might buy WiMAX start-up Clearwire (NASDAQ: CLWR).
While there are probably millions of obstacles to the deal, ...
Cable company service may be seen soon in your local Wal-Mart
Limited health care, possibly banking (just a rumor), organic produce, hair salons, day cares, oil changes, wireless phone services -- and now, possible Cable television and Internet offerings. These are all part of the bevy of services and products ...
Where do you get your breaking news from?
More interested in pop culture than in personal finance? No wonder this country is going down the tubes. The Internet is a series of tubes, by the way. Well, that aside, this article over at CNET describes how most American citizens still tune into ...
Alvarion (ALVR): Comprehensive wireless broadband networking
Businesses requiring wireless broadband network solutions are generally comforted by the knowledge that their provider's equipment is used successfully around the world. There is an outfit in Tel Aviv that provides that level of comfort. Its units ...
Will Rich Ross really have a positive impact on Disney's movie operations?
Consumers sick of recession, may spend extra on holidays
Corrections, seasonality and Santa Claus
