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Mergers and Earnings

The BW tech team talks about Microsoft's support for Carl Icahn's moves to oust the board at Yahoo, the upcoming earnings season, and of course, the iPhone

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The U.S. lags Europe in data speeds of traditional wireless networks—which should be a major impetus for Americans to use Wi-Fi. So, why aren't we using it as much as the Britons?

Olga Kharif, The Tech Beat

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A Stroll Through the iPhone App Store

Hundreds of non-Apple programs are available already, and the party has just begun

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Venture Capital Loves Virtual

An army of startups developing tools to enhance our virtual lives attracted $345 million in funding in the first half of the year

 

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The CEO Guide to Disaster Readiness

Many companies are realizing that they can play a crucial role in helping communities recover from natural catastrophes

 

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The BW Jukebox

Welcome to the BW Jukebox, a roundup of the growing list of places to download music (legally) on the Web

 

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Google: Weathering the Economy?

The search giant's second-quarter results disappointed investors, but CEO Schmidt believes on-target sales indicate it is shrugging off the broader malaise

Investors Pummel Microsoft; IBM Impresses

Despite strong sales of Vista, an unexpected boost in spending on online operations sent Microsoft's stock reeling in after-hours trading

Ruiz Steps Down at AMD

The struggling chipmaker promoted COO Dirk Meyer to the top spot, a change that was long overdue, says BW's Arik Hesseldahl

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Sales, market share, and margins were up in the second quarter. But not everything is rosy for the world's largest mobile phone maker

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In Your Face: Can Serendipity Make You Rich?

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Viewpoint: Entel and Machida

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Better Health Care: Try a Little Empathy

Personal touches, such as more doctor visits and friendlier transport, can improve patient care and hospitals' bottom lines

 

The Wireless Way

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Live from Your Phone—It's…You

Arik Hesseldahl demonstrates Qik, a service that turns certain smartphones into a camera that can stream video to the Web live

 

The Debate Room

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Let Smokers in from the Cold

Office buildings should allow smoking indoors in designated lounges. Pro or con?

 
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