Good luck getting a BlackBerry Storm anytime soon. Many Verizon Wireless stores by midday had sold through their inventory of the much-anticipated mobile phone.
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Workers placed on leave while carrier investigates the privacy breach. CEO publicly apologizes to President-elect Obama.
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There’s a reason why it’s called the iPhone and not the iGame.
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Troubled Internet searcher finds its second major U.S. carrier deal and can now claim mobile bragging rights over Google and Microsoft.
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Online education company’s IPO is first since Rackspace deal in August.
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Time Warner would deliver AOL in exchange for stake in combined company, according to a report.
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MTN Group, which operates in Africa and the Middle East, could set a jarring new price floor in the already scary mobile phone market.
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The venerable magazine will end its print edition and become a strictly online product. Once upon a time it was my job to get the monster out on time.
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In riposte to Google Books, site sponsored by 27 countries goes on line and is instantly swamped. Europeana will offer books in 23 languages and instant translation.
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News that Trina Solar and LDK Solar reduce revenue guidance beats down shares of solar companies
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New ad formats cause dramatic lowering of social site’s ad traffic count, so comScore says it will upgrade to include ‘engagement’ ads.
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Credit crunch will postpone U.S. carrier plans to build new networks friendly to European phone makers while Apple, RIM, and even Motorola are at the border.
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Investments fall 5% year-over-year to $1.5B in third quarter; IT stumbles, energy booms, report says.
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Clean tech company sees gains in revenue, but it still loses money, misses expectations.
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