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Report provides more evidence of PC rebound
Is the personal computer industry on a rebound? On Monday, research firm Gartner Inc.
PC market crash averted, says Gartner
Reversing earlier doom-and-gloom forecasts, Gartner Inc. now expects global PC shipments to grow 2.8% this year.
Job hunting in a social media world: 95% LinkedIn, 59% Facebook
Filed under: Internet , Employees , Media World , Technology An unemployment rate of 10.2% means that serious jobseekers are using every tool they can find.
Actor Tom Cruise gives Boston an online high-five
Tom Cruise, who began filming the locally shot James Mangold action comedy " Knight & Day " with Cameron Diaz on Tuesday, Sept.
Tom Cruise thanks city, but may need lesson in landmarks
Tom Cruise showed some love for the Hub on his Web site. The actor sang praises to the city after his recent movie shoot with co-star Cameron Diaz in and around the Boston area.
Obama's Job Approval Rate Drops Below 50 percent
Barack Obama's job approval rating has dipped below 50 percent for the first time since he was inaugurated as U.S. president, a poll released Friday said.
Computer sales ticking up, not at Dell
Its fiscal third quarter results, which ended October 31, were a pretty dismal look at how Dell /quotes/comstock/15*!dell /quotes/nls/dell appears to be losing market share, as revenue and earnings continues to slide.
Some Physicians Say New Breast Cancer Screening Guidelines Unlikely To Alter Their Practices
Main Category: Breast Cancer Also Included In: Primary Care / General Practice Article Date: 19 Nov 2009 - 6:00 PST One day after the release of new breast cancer screening guidelines, many physicians and some medical groups are saying that they do not plan to adopt the new recommendations -- which represent a drastic change -- the reports .
Lehman claims may total up to 1 trilllion
The number of claims against collapsed Lehman Brothers could top $1 trillion , according to the man running the investment bank's liquidation.
Online News Content? Make It Cheap
A survey finds nearly half of its respondents saying they would be willing to pay for news online -- but not very much - Mark Dolliver Information wants to be free, says one Internet Age mantra, but struggling publishers need to get paid.
Personalized Medicine Drives Multiple Markets, Finds Frost &...
Mountain View, CA./PRNewswire/ a ' With the launch of several companion diagnostics over the past year, we have officially entered the personalized medicine era.
The number of U.S.-dollar millionaires in China is expected to nearly double in five years, luring private bankers eager to help them invest an expected combined wealth over $7.6 trillion by 2013, Boston Consulting Group said on Thursday.
Suitmakers in London Signal Swing to U.K. Conservatives as Brown Stumbles
Accountants, management consultants and custom tailors are donating increasing time and expertise to Britaina s Conservative opposition, anticipating the party will beat Prime Minister Gordon Brown in next yeara s election.
Toronto touted as financial hub
The Canadian flag is seen on top of a flagpole in the midst of Toronto's financial district.
Gartner Says Context-Aware Computing Will Be a $12 Billion Market By 2012
Sydney, Australia, Enterprises can leverage context-aware computing to better target prospects, increase customer intimacy, and enhance associate productivity and collaboration, according to Gartner, Inc.
Lehman Brothers may be dead, but its earthly representatives are challenging the well-established legal precedent of "tap tap, no takebacks" in an effort to extract $10 billion from Barclays .
Asia Hits 2B Mobile Connections
On the eve of the 2009 Mobile Asia Congress, the GSMA, the body that represents the worldwide mobile communications industry, issued key findings that underscore the strength and success of the Asia Pacific mobile industry.
How Nortel optical networking sale will change industry
Nokia Siemens Networks and Alcatel-Lucent are among the possible bidders looking to expand their optical networking businesses.
Red Hat Named Large Technology Company of the Year by North Carolina Technology Association
Red Hat, Inc. , the world's leading provider of open source solutions, today announced it has been named Large Technology Company of the Year by the North Carolina Technology Association in its 2009 NCTA 21 Awards.
At least someone is doing well in the cratering media landscape. Forbes reported late Friday that McKinsey & Company --the surprisingly young, "kind of hot" consultants who recently cut a swath through Conde Nast --are headed over to The Wall Street Journal , and then on to the rest of Dow Jones.
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