Why Microsoft will win Yahoo
In the end, Microsoft is almost surely going to end up owning Yahoo's search business. That's the only conclusion I can come up with, having spent months talking to Microsoft's senior leadership for a recent story on the company. And even what does seem like erratic behavior on the part of Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer et al points toward that inevitable conclusion.
High costs hit fireworks producers
As Fourth of July fireworks light cities across the United States, the companies that orchestrate the epic productions face an uncertain future.
Banks: Everything must go!
If it's not bolted down, you can bet that troubled financial firms are thinking of putting a price tag on it.
Celebrate the dollar
It's appropriate, as we head into a long holiday weekend to celebrate America's independence, that the dollar rallied a bit Thursday.
YouTube to hand over video logs
Dismissing privacy concerns, a federal judge overseeing a $1 billion copyright-infringement lawsuit against YouTube has ordered the popular online video-sharing service to disclose who watches which video clips and when.
Ban on Big Solar projects lifted
Bush Administration removes ban on new applications to build solar power stations amid outcry that it threatened to cripple the industry.
Netflix stars in a slow economy
When economic ill-winds start to blow, consumer businesses like booze and cigarettes have turned out to be safe harbors for investors. Will video rental king Netflix prove the same?
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