3 Reasons Apple Should Buy a Chip Manufacturer
Apple should take some of the billions it has socked away and invest it in TSMC or some other high-end chip manufacturing company.
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Why Your Business Should Care About .XXX Domains
.XXX domains may have a bigger impact on non-adult companies than anything else. Here's what's happening next month, and what you'll need to know to protect your business.
LinkedIn Pushes Its Users Into Ads Because It Can (and Wants That Money) (Update)
LinkedIn is adding user names and facts to display advertisements on the site and opting everyone in, whether they or their employers like it or not.
Apple's iPad May Depend on Tablet Rival Samsung, Which Apple (Of Course) Is Suing
Apple finds that it may have to depend on Samsung, the very company it locked out of the European tablet market with a legal maneuver.
Amazon and Wal-Mart Scale Apple's Walled Garden With HTML5
Amazon and Wal-Mart (in its Vudu guise) release HTML5 apps, circumventing Apple's control of media sales. Maybe betting on its continued growth rates isn't so wise, after all.
Groupon Tries to Make the SEC Happy, but Loses More Than Ever
Groupon modified its use of one accounting term to calm the SEC before the company's IPO, but new financial results show growing losses.
For Apple, No Tactic Is Too Sneaky When It Comes to Defending the iPad
Apple is turning to cheap legal tricks and questionable design claims in order to compete with Android tablets. What happens when the rival products really start to take off?
How the Netflix of Video Games Squandered Its Lead [UPDATE]
Like Netflix, GameFly is trying to move into the digital arena. It missed its window by about three years.
Demand Media Earnings: Revenues Keep Growing... and So Do Losses
Demand Media beat revenue expectations, but still loses money. Maybe its business model won't scale, no matter how many articles it sells.
AOL Earnings: Is Patch a Bomb -- or a Secret Weapon?
Many have written off AOL Patch. But look at the underlying numbers and you might wonder whether AOL has a potential winner on its hands.
Apple Legal Victory: Court Blocks Samsung Tablet in Europe [Update]
Apple gets an injunction to keep Samsung's Galaxy Tab out of Europe on grounds of patent infringement.
Amazon May Have to Share Its E-Books to Kick-Start Its Publishing Venture
Amazon wants its new publishing division to sell books, and that will mean letting Barnes & Noble handle the e-book variety.
Groupon's Wild and Crazy IPO Accounting May Be a No-Go With the SEC
Groupon may have to dump controversial accounting terminology to satisfy the SEC about the company's IPO.
6 U.S. Downgrade Dangers for High Tech
Maybe the downgrade will be less terrible than many have expected. But it's still going to kick high tech in the teeth.
Did HTC Get a Patent Application that would Cover Apple's iCloud?
HTC has been shopping for acquisitions that come with patent portfolios to help build its stockpile of weapons to use against Apple and Microsoft.
FlyDubai co-pilot was likely lone wolf, Israeli investigators believe
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