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| Microsoft's old nemesis, Gary Reback, to address antitrust probe of Google USA Today Will US antitrust regulators follow Europe's lead and do what the European Commission did today -- launch an in-depth probe to determine if Google is using illegal monopolistic business practices? That question is reverberating around the global ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| WikiLeaks opens the floodgates for critics of the Obama administration Washington Post By Al Kamen The WikiLeaks uproar has folks jumping all over President Obama's administration for a variety of alleged sins of omission and commission. Sarah Palin weighed in big time on Facebook, blasting the administration for "incompetently handling ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Google in Talks to Buy Deals Site Groupon Wall Street Journal By AMIR EFRATI And GEOFFREY A. FOWLER Google Inc. is in talks to buy local deals site Groupon Inc., said people familiar with the matter, a move that would mark Google's biggest acquisition yet and a major push into local advertising. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Euro Trades Near 11-Week Low as Europe Debt Crisis Prompts Risk Aversion Bloomberg By Monami Yui and Ron Harui - Wed Dec 01 01:15:54 GMT 2010 The euro traded near an 11-week low against the dollar on concern Europe's debt crisis will spread to other countries such as Portugal and Spain, sapping demand for the region's assets. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Fed Chief, in Ohio, Stresses Job Needs New York Times By SEWELL CHAN COLUMBUS, Ohio — The Federal Reserve chairman, Ben S. Bernanke, found some respite on Tuesday from the second-guessing the central bank has faced since it announced a $600 billion effort to stimulate the slow recovery. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Most Japanese Stocks Fall on Europe Concern, Analyst Ratings BusinessWeek By Akiko Ikeda and Toshiro Hasegawa Dec. 1 (Bloomberg) -- Most Japanese stocks fell, sending the Topix index to a two-week low, after analysts cut investment recommendations and the euro depreciated to an 11-week low against the yen, ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Web-Traffic Spat Over Netflix Highlights New Tensions Wall Street Journal By SPENCER E. ANTE And AMY SCHATZ US regulators are looking into a dispute between two large companies that shuttle traffic around the Internet, a business invisible to most consumers but increasingly fraught with tension. The issue gets to the heart ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| TOP Oil Market News: Oil Tumbles; BP Halts Work on Alaska Rig Bloomberg By Clyde Russell - Tue Nov 30 23:18:45 GMT 2010 Oil fell, following heating oil lower, as concern the European Union may have to bail out more member states pushed the euro to the lowest level in 10 weeks. BP Plc, the largest producer of oil and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| State Street to Cut 1400 Jobs as Low Rates Squeeze Revenue Bloomberg By Christopher Condon - Tue Nov 30 22:20:10 GMT 2010 State Street in October reported a 21 percent increase in third-quarter operating profit, boosted by two European acquisitions. Photographer: Michael Fein/Bloomberg State Street Corp., ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Couple Accused of Trading Insider Tips Overseas New York Times By PETER LATTMAN The federal government's crackdown against what it considers illegal insider trading advanced on Tuesday with one arrest and a lawsuit brought by the Securities and Exchange Commission against a husband and wife formerly employed by ... See all stories on this topic » |
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