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Microsoft planning big layoffs for January?
News The latest rumor puts the possible job cuts at 15,000, or nearly 17 percent of Microsoft's worldwide operations, with MSN getting hit hard.
Tags: Human resources, Budgeting/cost control, Business structures, Microsoft Corp., Sales, console sale, layoff, Fudzilla, Blodget, Middle East
Is AOL still a Net company?
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CMGI to acquire software developer Equilibrium
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Short Take: Blodget to leave Merrill Lynch
News Internet stock analyst Henry Blodget will take a buyout offer from Merrill Lynch, taking advantage of a buyout offered to nearly 50,000 workers.
eBay climbs on analyst forecast
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eBay climbs on analyst forecast
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eBay climbs on analyst forecast
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Analyst predicts extension of e-commerce tax ban
News A congressional commission isn't likely to recommend changing the current moratorium on taxing e-commerce companies, but there will be some form of taxation in the future, said Henry Blodget, the bullish Merrill Lynch Internet analyst.
Wall Street gets glimpse of AOL TV
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Wall Street gets glimpse of AOL TV
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Webvan shares soar, then retreat
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Yahoo seeks new CEO, issues revenue warning
News Henry Blodget just lost one of his headliners. The Merrill Lynch analyst said Wednesday that Internet portal Yahoo has dropped out of his brokerage's Internet conference in New York.
Yahoo CFO cancels conference speech; trading halted
News Yahoo! canceled a speech by chief financial officer Susan Decker at a conference Thursday, prompting speculation the world's most-popular Web-search service may announce management changes or that quarterly profit will miss forecasts. The stock was halted.
Blodget: Growth in Net use may be waning
News Internet analysts are warning that the most popular Web sites stand to further extend their lead over second-tier rivals in the wake of a bellwether report indicating that growth in online usage may be slowing.
New York investigating Blodget?
News The state is investigating whether analysts have operated under conflict of interest. Merrill Lynch's Henry Blodget may be among those under scrutiny.
