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CDNOW, a leading online music retailer, has announced that its proposed merger with Columbia House, owned by Time Warner and Sony, is facing additional scrutiny from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). The FTC has requested more information from the two companies, extending the review period and potentially delaying the merger&
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Fahnestock & Co.'s Senior Fixed Income and Currency Strategist, John Blough, will discuss several leading companies, including Avery Dennison Corporation, on RadioWallStreet on Tuesday, November 23, 1999, at 10:00 AM EST. The interview will be conducted by Ann Sundius, Commentator with RadioWallStreet. Investors can access the broadcast
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Micronas, the world market leader for MP3 decoders for consumer applications, has unveiled a range of new audio equipment concepts based on its MP3 (MPEG Layer 3) MAS 35xx processor family. These innovative products aim to revolutionize the way people listen to music, offering a range of devices that can
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Philips Electronics and TiVo have announced that their co-branded Personal TV Receiver with TiVo Service is now available for sale through leading online retailers, complementing the over 2,500 national and regional storefronts where the product is already available. This expanded availability aims to provide consumers with more options for
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RadioWallStreet's weekly show will feature an exclusive interview with Evan I. Schwartz, a well-known columnist and former editor at BusinessWeek, on Wednesday, November 3, 1999, at 5:00 PM EDT. The interview, conducted by Derek Fisher, Analyst at Emerald Research, will be broadcast on Investor Broadcast Network and
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Staples.com's Business Solutions Center launched a comprehensive suite of resources for small businesses, including a free private intranet powered by HotOffice Technologies. This move enables small businesses to access vital communication tools, such as document management, group scheduling, and online discussions, for no cost. The partnership between
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Investor Broadcast Network, a leading provider of investor event broadcasting, will be hosting live conference calls for several public companies in October 1999. The calls, which will be broadcast over the Internet, will allow investors and analysts to participate in real-time discussions with company executives. The events will be accessible
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eXstatic Software, a subsidiary of Exchange Applications, Inc., has formally launched its new emarketing subsidiary, providing web-based customer communications solutions. Since its inception, eXstatic Software has signed three major customers: Citigroup, drugstore.com, and theglobe.com. Dan Haley, chief operating officer of eXstatic Software, reports that market reception of its
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As software developers shift from Windows to Web development, many are finding a new home at the Oracle Technology Network (OTN), a portal site that has grown from 40,000 to over 400,000 members in just eight months. OTN has become the clear choice for Windows developers looking to
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AvantGo, the authority in managing mobile information, has announced an electronic commerce initiative that will enable individuals and mobile professionals to purchase goods and services using handheld devices and smart phones. This initiative marks a significant shift in the way individuals access and interact with online services on-the-go. AvantGo has
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webMethods, Inc. has partnered with leading e-commerce companies to provide a seamless and secure integration with the Ariba Network platform using Commerce XML (cXML). This integration enables companies like barnesandnoble.com and Dell to expand their business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce initiatives and streamline business processes. webMethods' support for cXML has
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In a recent wave of executive changes, several companies have appointed new leadership figures to key positions. These appointments reflect the ongoing transformations within the business sector, as companies adapt to technological advancements and shifting market trends. Key Takeaways: * Edward H. West, 33, was named executive vice president at Delta
