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HP unveils new mobile e-services in Asia
News Hewlett-Packard Co today unveiled three new mobile e-services initiatives for its Mobile e-Services Bazaar (MEB) in Asia.
Network Solutions eyes Asian consumer market
News International registrar Network Solutions Inc (NSI) hopes to penetrate the consumer market in Asia by partnering retailers to promote its offerings.
Pakistan reduces high-speed data transmission charges by 76%
News Pakistan has cut charges for high-speed data transmission lines by 76 percent to attract overseas investment and boost software exports, said Atta-ur- Rehman, minister for science and technology, on state television.
Google hedges against foreign currency swings
News Search giant has started a program to protect its financial results from changes in exchange rates of foreign currencies compared with the U.S. dollar.
Tags: Search, Financial, Sales/revenue, Google Inc., CFO, foreign-exchange, insurance, financial analyst, U.K., News.com
Analyst: Google's favorable foreign exchange rate to hit bump
News After 10 consecutive quarters of healthy foreign exchange rates, the search giant could encounter a reversal of fortune in the third quarter, according to an analyst report.
Tags: Analyst reports, Earning reports/forecasts, Internet advertising, Search, Google Inc., Exchange Rate, foreign-exchange, Japan, Wall Street, CPC
Google: Weathering the economy?
News news analysis The search giant's second-quarter results disappointed investors, but CEO Schmidt believes on-target sales indicate it is shrugging off the broader malaise.
Tags: Earning reports/forecasts, Google Inc., Internet Search Advertising, foreign-exchange, search engine company, marketing, Hitwise, revenue, hiring, U.S.
If not IT, what is India's next growth engine?
Blogs When you are used to double-digit growth rates (ranging from 13 to 50 percent per annum), a growth forecast of 4 to 7 pe...
BlackBerry sales to disappoint Wall Street
News Research In Motion, maker of BlackBerry smartphones, reduces sales expectations for its third fiscal quarter, citing economic troubles in the United States.
Tags: Wireless e-mail devices, BlackBerry, 3G (Third Generation), Palm Inc., RIM BlackBerry, Smart Phone, Research In Motion Ltd., Sales, Verizon Wireless, Wall Street
ANZ Bank buys 10% of HK online broker Boom.com
News Australia & New Zealand Banking Group Ltd, the country's fourth-biggest bank, said it bought 10 percent of Hong Kong online discount broker Boom.com, as it expands its electronic commerce business in Asia.
HSBC unveils new trading platform in HK
News Banking giant HSBC says its e-commerce initiatives are continuing to pay off as online foreign-exchange transactions through Hong Kong have swelled to about US$$10 billion a week.
Interview with Bullpoo's Simon Lee
Blogs Following last week's article on Web 2.0 investment social network and Bullpoo, a local Hong Kong company that is fast b...
Citi banks on tech innovation
Insight Bank seeks to keep customers happy by delivering continous innovation in technology and leveraging the Internet.
Gartner: 2009 a 'deciding year' for Sony Ericsson
News Sony Ericsson's worsening losses make 2009 a make-or-break year for the company, say analysts.
Tags: Handhelds, Forecasting, Sales/revenue, Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications, Smart Phone, Gartner Inc., Sales, Forecasting, Consumer Electronics Show, handset
TelecomAsia to sell up to US$790m of bonds
News TelecomAsia Corp Pcl, Bangkok's largest fixed-line telephone operator, plans to sell as much as 36 billion baht (US$790 million) of Thai baht bonds and use the proceeds to repay foreign currency debt.
TelecomAsia to sell up to US$790m of bonds
News TelecomAsia Corp Pcl, Bangkok's largest fixed-line telephone operator, plans to sell as much as 36 billion baht (US$790 million) of Thai baht bonds and use the proceeds to repay foreign currency debt.
