Monthly archive August, 2011

Just as sure as the sun will rise, the shutdown of Solyndra, the Fremont maker of solar technology that President Obama once hailed as a model for green jobs in America, is bound to raise questions Read More →

Oracle and HP are bitter rivals, as much as for what they have in common as not: they're going after the same customers; former HP CEO Mark Hurd, who's now co-president at Oracle; former Oracle president Read More →

"At a time when many Americans are struggling and our economy faces significant challenges, we’re pleased that the T- Mobile merger allows us to bring 5,000 jobs back to the United States and significantly increase our investment here." — AT&T Read More →

It was inevitable: Madonna vs. Lady Gaga, the infographic. A new study says the worst way to board an airplane is by row. Photos from the 18th-century ship found under ground zero in New Read More →

Among the massive trove of documents whistleblower website WikiLeaks has released lately is information concerning Apple. A CNN report today sheds light on the Silicon Valley giant's fight against counterfeit products in China, from the point of view Read More →