Coach's PR Disaster: Waging War Against Legit Online Customers [Update]
Coach's increasingly heavy-handed attempts to stop consumers from selling their used Coach bags on eBay have sparked a class action suit.
Technology
iPad 2 (and 3!): Smells Like Apple Press Leak Blitz
Suddenly there are apparent leaks about Apple's iPad 2 and even iPad 3. Super journalistic sleuthing? Nah, just Apple playing the media to pull attention from competitors.
HP Says Goodbye to Microsoft and Rolls Out Its webOS Walled Garden
HP's expected announcement of a webOS tablet was more like the the first salvo in its attempt to own all devices, all the time.
RIP MeeGo: Nokia Must Jump from Its "Burning Platform" to Either Google or Microsoft
Nokia drops its first MeeGo phone from the lineup. CEO Stephen Elop says that the company stands on a burning platform. The only choice is jump. But where?
Ballmer Shakes Up Microsoft Management the Wrong Way
Steve Ballmer will reportedly replace top product marketing people at Microsoft with engineers, but that won't be the saving move he desperately wants.
Catholic Church's $1.99 Confessions App: What a Mistake [UPDATE]
The Catholic Church believes its new app will bring more people to church, but the app removes the need to come at all.
Groupon Apologizes for Super Bowl Spot... Just Kidding
Groupon aired an insensitive ad that evoked howls of protest. And then it issued an explanation so bad as to only make things worse.
Google Executive Freed in Egypt: The Fallout for the Company
Google executive Wael Ghonim was freed by Egyptian authorities after 12 days of detention. Making the right business decisions was a difficult balancing act for the internet giant.
No Magic Bullet: Making All Computers Look Like Tablets Will Not Save PC Makers
HP plans a desktop all-in-one PC that reclines for easier multi-touch use. Maybe instead of imitating tablets, they should make what customers really need and want.
Tech Super Bowl Ads: Groupon Flops, but It's Not the Only Bomb
Too many tech companies have too much money and too little marketing savvy. That was on gross display during the Super Bowl.
Chevy Cruze's Dumb Super Bowl Ad: Reading Facebook in the Car
Count this as one of the big Super Bowl ad mistakes: Chevy Cruze shows off new Facebook technology that no one wants, or should use.
AOL Buys Huffington Post: 3 Reasons It's a Big Mistake
AOL CEO Tim Armstrong thinks that acquiring the Huffington Post will help resurrect the company. Instead, it will be the final nail in AOL's coffin.
Verizon Finds the Painful Side of Sudden iPhone Success
Verizon has touted its great success in the first day of iPhone sales. Only, it's starting to find the pitfalls of the popular product that rival AT&T knows only too well.
Pressure Builds on Apple To Document CEO Succession
Apple's secrecy could show a crack now that ISS, an influential proxy advisory service, supports forcing the board to file an annual CEO succession plan.
Food Riots in China: It Could Happen in the Center of Global Manufacturing
Sharp increases in food prices, led in part, to the civil unrest in Tunisia and Egypt. China is not immune. If the worst happened, the effect on contract manufacturing could be severe.
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
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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
