Netflix: Still Clueless About Its Customers
Netflix changes directions again, supposedly to please customers. But yet another sudden lurch shows how over its head company management is.
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Bank Bailouts: The New Entitlements That Aren't So New
Over the last 20 years, bank bailouts have become the newest form of entitlement: the right to not lose an investment in a financial institution.
Apple Looks to Burn Google with 3rd Party In-App Purchase Patent [Update]
A new Apple patent application, if granted, could let it limit how Google and Android app developers could let third party ads directly sell products and services.
Steve Jobs and His Magical Business Decisions
You could remember Steve Jobs as a pioneer. An innovator. As someone who didn't compromise and who eventually brought much of the world to see things his way. But another way to see him is as a business genius. Although he made his share of mistakes, Jobs made one amazing call after another, doing t...
Microsoft Takes Another Look at Yahoo in the Bargain Basement
Microsoft is now rumored to be another possible bidder for Yahoo. Why? Because it can't afford to let someone else buy the company.
Sorry, Fanboys, It's a New Day at Apple: Hardware Comes in Second
Aside from a marketing flub, what Apple showed at the iPhone event was a problem that all phone vendors will have. How do you make services seem sexy?
No iPhone 5: Apple Totally Blows Its Moment
Apple really surprised everyone at the iPhone event today. It didn't introduce an iPhone 5. And that was a really big mistake.
Yes, the iPhone 5 Is Coming Tomorrow... but That's Not the Interesting Part
Apple has developed a strategy of selling two iPhone models at any given time. Will tomorrow be the day it moves to three phones?
Will Amazon Buy webOS from HP? In a Seattle Minute -- For the Right Price
The rumor that Amazon is talking to HP about buying webOS makes a lot of sense when you consider the pros for the retailer and realize that the cons aren't as big as they seem.
Microsoft Making Headway in Mobile -- Thanks to Google!
Google may be Microsoft's competitor in mobile, but a series of strategic missteps have turned it into the best friend Windows Phone could have found.
Warner Says You Ought to Be in Pictures -- Literally
Warner has partnered with Facebook for a new type of TV show in which viewers can see their own photos and information placed into the program as they watch.
Amazon Says, Let the Employees Sweat -- and the DVDs, Too
A problem with working conditions in at least one of its warehouses continues to dog Amazon. How long before the company decides that cutting corners is bad for business?
Why the iPhone 5 Will Be a Killer Out of the Gate: It's Late
Apple had to postpone the usual summer introduction for its new iPhone. And that may have been one of the smartest moves it could make.
Firefox Rapid Releases Leave Add-Ons, and Users, in the Dust
Mozilla wants to issue releases for its Firefox browser on a rapid basis. But no one, users or add-on vendors, can keep up.
Samsung Caves to Microsoft -- and That's Only the Latest Threat to Google
Samsung pals up to Microsoft and ponies up royalties for using Android. The pressures on Google continue to mount.
FlyDubai co-pilot was likely lone wolf, Israeli investigators believe
CBS News poll finds Democrats maintain House advantage amid concern about prices
Tennessee prison system head to resign after failed Christa Pike execution
Debris found of medical plane that went missing near Nantucket with 6 on board
Supreme Court gears up for new term with major cases on climate change, guns
Cornell president says school "must do better" amid criticism of its investigation
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