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Microsoft and Yahoo: Bloggers React
Here's what the voices of the Internet had to say about the possible acquisition, and guess what? They're nowhere close to being of one mind
Kodak's Picture Not So Rosy
A look beyond the headlines shows that units sold by the company are outperforming the ones it kept, calling into question turnaround efforts by CEO Perez
Recession-Proof Your Business
Small Biz experts tell you how to prepare for the worst"stay lean, talk to your customers, and don't stop hiring and marketing
NotchUp's Annoying Opening Act
In its quest for members, the new online job search site managed to create a spam snowball and gain a lot of (not always positive) attention
Podcast: Virtual Factories Get Real
Paul Camuti, CEO of Siemens Corporate Research, talks about how virtual factories can save corporations time and money, for instance by predicting design flaws. If the simulations sometimes look like video games, it's no coincidence, Camuti says
Tough Love for Amazon
Investors weren't satisfied with the online retailer's strong fourth-quarter results. What will it take to please Wall Street?
Housing Meltdown
Why home prices could drop 25% more on average before the market finally hits bottom
Bond-Insurer News Lifts Stocks
Reports that MBIA reassured investors about its AAA rating boosted sentiment Thursday
Sprint Nextel: Possible Writedown
Sprint said it must write off a significant chunk of the remaining value of its 2005 purchase of Nextel
Google Earnings: Yet Another Internet Miss
One More Earnings Miss: Google
Motorola May Break Up
The cell-phone maker says it's considering separating the handset unit from its other businesses in a bid to snap a deep slump
Creative Innovation
Julian Birkinshaw, co-founder of the Management Innovation Lab at LBS, discusses new ways of thinking about creativity
Getting Knocked Down by Prime ARMs
Prime ARMs went to borrowers with good credit because they were less likely to default, right? Wrong
Jobs: A January Deep Freeze
A payrolls decline of 17,000 on the month—far below what the market expected—has amped up talk of a U.S. economic downturn
German Energy Giants Face Tough Future
The country's energy sector is under pressure from foreign producers and new government regulations. But for now, profits are still up
The Great American Jobs Machine Is Conking Out
January's payrolls decline underscores a troubling trend—the U.S. economy's ability to generate new jobs is fading fast
Microsoft, Yahoo!: Happily Ever After?
If the No. 2 and No. 3 Web search titans tie the knot—via Microsoft's multibillion-dollar bid for Yahoo—Steven Ballmer & Co. may just keep up with Google
The Entrepreneurship Myth
Author Scott Shane seeks to dispel popular illusions about startups—starting with the myth that founders earn more than they would as employees
Material Innovation: Hybrix
Inspired by lightweight bird bones, manufacturers are considering applications for a new, mostly hollow steel sheet
Malone Moves to Oust Diller
Liberty Media's John Malone took action on Jan. 28 to oust Barry Diller from the board of the IAC/InterActiveCorp Internet conglomerate
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