JP Morgan Helps Pump Up LinkedIn, Then Kicks It Back Down
After helping LinkedIn become a hot stock, JP Morgan downgrades the company because the valuation is too high. Maybe tech executives should wear Kevlar vests.
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8 Things You Didn't Know about Facebook and Zynga [Update]
An amended S-1 filing for Zynga's IPO shows details of the relationship the company has with Facebook.
Beyond Borders: How the Failed Bookstore Chain Hastened Its Demise
Better digital options, smarter leadership, and more diversifications could have at least delayed its demise.
Death of the Mainframe? IBM Laughs all the Way to the Bank
Don't go writing off the mainframe unless you're willing to bet against the success that IBM has shown, with big double-digit growth.
The Social-Media Race: It's Down to Facebook, Google and Microsoft
Social networking may be a hot area of technology, but few companies will have the mass of data and the staying power to remain in the game.
Why Murdoch May Have to Leave News Corp to Save It
Murdoch has been quick to sacrifice his lieutenants as pressure over phone hacking has grown. But he may not be able to save his position in the company.
Apple Draws Blood Against HTC -- and Both Google and Android
Apple gets a big win at the International Trade Commission and comes closer to keeping HTC Android handsets out of the U.S.
4 Big Questions About Google Android's Success
Mobile industry insiders carefully watch Google announcements of how many copies of Android are moving. But too few ask some important questions that qualify what they hear.
Murdoch Dumps Loyal Lieutenant Brooks. Next Step: Redemption!
The resignation of News Corp executive Rebekah Brooks has nothing to do with remorse. It's just part of Rupert Murdoch's long-term campaign to get BSkyB.
News Corp. Exec Rebekah Brooks Resigns: Behind Her Letter
News Corp. executive Rebekah Brooks resigned from the company, becoming the first high-level casualty of the phone hacking and bribery scandal. Here's a translation of her resignation letter.
Google Earnings: Still Minting Money Despite Big Strategic Weaknesses
Google revenue and net income take big jumps. But the company is increasing its dependence on ads, no matter how much more on R&D it spends.
Spotify Gambles on U.S. Introduction with Limited Free Accounts
Spotify hopes to create a sense of exclusivity in the U.S. by limiting the number of ad-supported accounts. But that may hurt its chances of getting the paid customers it wants.
Google Likes Numbers. Apple Likes People. Guess Who Wins?
Google's reliance on an engineering culture has been a strength for its search engine, but also a widespread weakness that keeps the company behind Apple.
3D Netflix May Be the Last Hope for the Lagging Nintendo 3DS
With an exclusive on Netflix 3D movies, Nintendo may finally be able to justify its portable 3D handheld device to consumers. And it had better, as it's got nothing else in sight for a while.
IT Departments Hopelessly Behind iWorkers on Smart Devices
Workers have raced far ahead of IT departments in bringing smartphones and tablets into work, and now companies have to figure out how to catch up.
FlyDubai co-pilot was likely lone wolf, Israeli investigators believe
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