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Web entrepreneur Amos Petersheim has launched his latest business venture, TheCartridgePalace.com, a website that offers a wide collection of name brand ink and toner cartridges for various printers. Petersheim, who has firsthand knowledge of printers and ink from his experience repairing and servicing electronics at his brick and mortar
Computer industry
The Senate Judiciary Committee's Antitrust, Competition Policy, and Consumer Rights Subcommittee held a hearing on September 21, 2011, to discuss Google's role in the market and its potential impact on competition. The hearing featured Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt, who answered questions from senators on various topics,
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The sudden demise of Hewlett-Packard's WebOS TouchPad and the struggling sales of other non-iPad tablets have highlighted the challenges facing tech giants in gaining a foothold in the tablet market dominated by Apple's iPad. Several analysts have expressed concerns about the sales of tablets from companies
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Akoo International, a global media and technology company, has joined the Digital Data Exchange (DDEX) consortium, a move that aims to increase efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance revenue for companies across the digital media supply chain. As a member of DDEX, Akoo will collaborate with industry leaders such as Apple
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Trading on August 17, 2011, saw the Dow drop 0.21%, the Nasdaq fall 0.84%, and the S&P 500 decline 0.15%. Stocks initially rallied but were pulled down by economic data, resulting in directionless trading. Several key stocks were impacted, with Clorox (CLX), Dollar Tree (DLTR)
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Stock markets experienced a mixed trading day on August 17, 2011, with initial gains being offset by subsequent losses. Earnings reports were initially credited for driving up stock prices, but higher-than-expected inflation and crude inventory numbers dampened the momentum, leaving the markets roughly flat. The Dow Jones indices showed mixed
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The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) ended Friday's trading session at 12,587.42, up 202 points or 1.6% from the previous day's close. The S&P 500 also showed a significant gain, increasing 21.29 points or 1.6% to 1,326.73.
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Technology shares have experienced significant gains in late-session trading, driven by Intel's announcement of a chip-sector acquisition and Cisco's plans to cut annual expenses by $1 billion. The Dow Jones U.S. Technology Index has seen a 2.74% increase, with Intel shares rising 3.5%
Software
Flexera Software, a leading provider of strategic Application Usage Management solutions, has announced the launch of FlexNet Manager for IBM, a new product designed to automate IBM license management and provide essential control over software estates. This solution is crucial in the current market, where IBM, the second-largest software provider,
Software
Taiwanese notebook computer makers, including Compal Electronics, Wistron Corp., and Quanta Computer, are shifting their focus to software development in an effort to provide value-added applications and reverse the disadvantage of squeezed gross margins amidst fierce competition in hardware manufacturing. Following the successful launch of Apple's iPhone and
Software
IBM today announced that UK based Unum, one of the largest employee benefits companies in the world, is using IBM software to improve the management of operational risk throughout the company and to support the requirements of the upcoming Solvency II regulation. To comply with the new regulation, Unum is
Software
The U.S. International Trade Commission has determined not to review an initial determination granting complainant's renewed unopposed motion for partial termination of the investigation as to certain patent claims. This decision comes after a lengthy investigation initiated on July 25, 2010, based on a complaint filed by
