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Google to be added to S&P 500 Index |
| Google Inc. just formally joined the blue-chip stock society. (2006-03-27) |
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Corporates set to pick up iPhone |
| Some US firms are already reporting demand from users for iPhone support as a way to unify voice, email, internet and entertainment access. (2007-07-10) |
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| Scope widening for unsecured loans |
| A prospective rise in number of deal on unsecured loans can be witnessed, as the UK financial market is witnessing yet another hike in interest rates by Bank of England. (2007-07-10) |
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Securities Lawyer, Hartley Bernstein: Freeze on Hedge Fund Withdrawals Could Spark Investor Suits |
| Hartley Bernstein, a leading securities lawyer, warns that freeze on hedge fund withdrawals could lead to investor lawsuits. (2007-07-04) |
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Want a cheap PC powered by Google? |
| Sources say Google has been in negotiations with Wal-Mart Stores Inc., among other retailers, to sell a Google PC. (2006-01-06) |
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ColdSpark Broadens Global Reach, Expands Operations to London |
| Strong Demand for Enterprise Email Infrastructure Fuels European Expansion (2007-03-06) |
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ColdSpark Broadens Global Reach, Expands Operations to London |
| ColdSpark, Inc., the leader in next-generation enterprise messaging infrastructure, announced the opening of its European operations, with a presence in London. (2007-03-05) |
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ColdSpark Targets Deployment of Sendmail, Postfix, Replace with SparkEngine Mail Transport Platform |
| Legacy open-source email infrastructure can no longer meet the demands of large enterprise email networks. (2007-03-15) |
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Investor Attorney, Hartley T. Bernstein: Hedge Fund Failures Could Cripple Individual Investors |
| Hartley Bernstein, a New York investor attorney, warns that individual investors could suffer significant losses if hedge funds continue to fail because of reliance on illiquid investments. (2007-07-20) |
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Companies Hang Up on Apple's iPhone |
| If Apple comes up with an acceptable strategy for integrating with business software systems, many companies might change their tunes. (2007-06-19) |
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