Apple's Troubled Outsourced Manufacturing Plants
Apple's supplier report card uncovered toxins, underage workers and suicides in some overseas factories. Is it time for Apple--and all companies--to reconsider the wisdom of outsourced manufacturing?
Technology
The New HTC Flyer's Fatal Flaw
HTC rushed out the Flyer, and it's going to be dated as soon as it is released.
3 Things that Endanger Google's Core Search Business
News that J.C. Penney had gamed Google's search results only adds fuel to the competitive danger facing Google.
Why the iPhone Nano Will Push Apple Into the Cloud
If Apple introduces an iPhone Nano as reported, it could change the landscape, pushing Apple to innovate its dated iTunes and make Mobile Me free.
NYT: Most HuffPo Blogs Get Zip Traffic and Writers Are Serfs. Glad You Noticed
Two pieces in the New York Times take belated notice of issues in the "free content" approach of the Huffington Post. But the authors miss some important points.
How High Tech Could Rescue the Pell Grant Tuition Program -- and Help Itself
The Obama administration wants to heavily cut Pell Grants for college students. That actually leaves large corporations with a big opportunity.
Obama Gives Telecom a Net Neutrality Valentine's Present
Barack Obama pursues his State of the Union promise to expand rural Internet access through wireless. That provides carriers with an opening to start gutting net neutrality.
Hosni Mubarak Is Out, and Here's What Smart Executives Need to Consider. Fast
The ouster of Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak is one of those events that could have significant implications for businesses around the world.
Facebook Lets Employees Cash Out: Why It's an All Around Smart Move
Facebook reportedly will let its employees sell upwards of $1 billion in combined shares through a private placement. The windfall will keep employees happy--and reduce pressure for an IPO.
Justin Bieber's Never Say Never 3D: Where the Really Big Profits Will Come
Yes, Bieber fans will flock to the theatres. But with an exclusive mobile deal, Nintendo or another company could make a ton on the movie.
Customers Aren't Lining up for Verizon iPhones: 5 Reasons Why
Why is the Verizon iPhone receiving such a lukewarm reception? Because customers know they're better off waiting for iPhone 5.
Microsoft and Nokia Partner: 6 Reasons Apple and Google Should Be Worried
Nokia partners with Microsoft on its smartphones. That could turn the entire mobile market on its ear.
Why Did Arianna Huffington Sell HuffPo? Payoff and Paywalls, Baby!
A few days after the AOL-Huffington Post announcement, reaction from HuffPo's readers and writers set it. But Huffington was doing what was necessary: Take the money and run.
Chinese Hack Global Oil Industry and Other Business; What Else Is New?
China has reportedly attacked western petroleum companies, according to a report. But that isn't the end of the targeted industries.
The "Guitar Hero" Business Model Is Dead; Long Live Music Games (on Mobile)
Activision ends Rock Band series, but people aren't sick of music games -- just the expensive and often incompatible equipment.
DOJ issues new subpoenas in Alaska Senate probe
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Live Updates: Trump campaigns in South Carolina and more
Patrick Stewart, best known for "Star Trek" and "X-Men," dies at 86
Live
Iran claims 4 tankers hit mines in Strait of Hormuz
El-Sayed's faith, family under scrutiny in campaign. Here's what we know.
Hegseth fires Pentagon's top military planner over alleged leaks
Investigation
Whistleblower says DEA let fentanyl pills hit the streets
What to know about Alaska's Senate race with 2 Dan Sullivans
