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"Headline News" borrows page from Web
News A recent overhaul of AOL Time Warner's CNN cable program aims to close the gap between TV and the Web, offering a potential design prototype for interactive TV, sources say.
Consumer products a boon to HP profits
News Chief Executive Carly Fiorina says the results show Hewlett-Packard's operations aren't being hampered by distractions imposed by the Compaq merger.
Major shake-out in Asian online ad sector
News The specter of closure looms large over the Asian online advertising industry as funding cuts become commonplace in this once-thriving sector.
Hutchison 2000 profit expected to fall 69%
News Hutchison Whampoa will probably say profit fell more than two-thirds last year as a global slide in technology stocks reduced the value of its investments, analysts said.
AOL Time Warner Q4 loss widens on merger costs
News AOL Time Warner, the world's biggest media and Internet company, said its fourth-quarter loss widened to US$1.09 billion because of costs related to America Online's US$124 billion purchase of Time Warner.
Ciena cuts outlook, investor cringe
News Shares of the communications equipment maker are walloped after it cuts its earnings and revenue targets.
HP revenue up despite fall in services revenue
News The company meets analyst expectations as its CEO talks about the company's renewed emphasis on profitability.
Tags: Desktops, IT outsourcing, Outsourcing
Yahoo to cut about 400 jobs
News The Web portal reports first-quarter earnings that slightly beat Wall Street's expectations and plans to lay off 12 percent of its 3,510 employees in an attempt to cut costs.
Yahoo earnings on track
News After two consecutive quarters of profitability, the Web portal is expected to continue its upward trend when it reports financial results Wednesday.
PC profit boosts HP's first quarter
News With a rebound in its PC business, Hewlett-Packard posts quarterly earnings that narrowly top analysts' estimates, though sales fall short of predictions.
Philips profit more than doubles on sales, stakes
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Yahoo investors could get final say on a search sale
News Shareholders who feel their hands are tied while sitting on the sidelines of a potential Microsoft-Yahoo search transaction may get the chance to weigh in, legal experts say.
Tags: Mergers, Acquisitions, Web 2.0, Yahoo! Inc., Investor, Advertisement, international business, Delaware Chancery Court, professor, Yahoo Search
"Headline News" takes a page from the Web
News With an anchor desk surrounded by windows of data, AOL Time Warner's new "CNN Headline News" cable program may serve as a prototype for interactive television.
Analysts: Oracle isn't PeopleSoft's only problem
News Yes, fending off a hostile buyout is a pain, but that external challenge is just the obvious problem.
Major shake-out in Asian online ad industry
News The specter of closure looms large over the Asian online advertising industry as funding cuts become commonplace in this once-thriving sector.
