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Nick Bilton questions - “When will paper really die?” We all should be asking this. Why? Because the options are here. However, nothing dies, everything gets replaced. In the same manner, the mode of advertisements too will change. It has to...
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Opportunists often sue cash-strapped Papua New Guinea’s government _ and win _ simply because it does not have enough lawyers to represent it in court.
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Members of a U.S. financial industry group visiting China this week to push for more open capital markets said they found officials here alarmed by the credit crisis,...
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AP, Singapore
Oil prices rose off a 3-year low, creeping above $50 a barrel Friday in Asia as investors took a cue from a rebound in regional stock markets.
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AP, Tokyo
Japanese stocks gained Friday, boosted by a weakening yen and other Asian bourses rallying despite an overnight rout on Wall Street.
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AP, Seoul
South Korea’s benchmark stock index rose sharply Friday, snapping its longest losing streak in more than five years despite another big decline on Wall Street.
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Singapore’s economy has skidded into a recession for the first time since 2001, the government said Friday, warning that it could contract by up to 1 percent next...
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Many business owners understand that starting a business blog is a good idea. However, they are hesitant to start blogging because the last time they...
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Australian stocks rebounded from a 3.3 percent slide early Friday to finish the session in positive territory after four consecutive days of losses.
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AP, Bangkok
Most Asian markets rebounded Friday after days of sharp declines in global markets as investors scooped up battered financial and technology shares.
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AP, Los Angeles
With the U.S. all but certainly in a recession and many skittish consumers hesitant to buy even a Honda Accord, it would seem the last thing anyone would need is a...
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AP, Manila
Philippine shares tumbled for the second straight session Friday as a broad sell-off by foreign investors dragged down local heavyweights.
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AP, Singapore
Oil prices fell to a 3-year low below $49 a barrel Friday in Asia as plunging stock markets, driven down by more bad U.S. economic news, battered investor confidence.
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AP, Tokyo
Japan’s central bank has decided to keep its key interest rate unchanged despite further signs of rapidly deteriorating conditions at home an in the global...
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AP, Buenos Aires
Argentina’s Senate passed a bill to nationalize $23 billion in private pension funds on Thursday in a move that analysts say could protect retirees from...
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AP, New York
The New York Times Co. is slashing its quarterly dividend by 74 percent amid a worsening advertising slump, a move that will save the company money but also curtail the...
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AP, Buenos Aires
Argentina’s Senate has approved a state takeover of $23 billion in private pension funds.
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AP, Santiago
Chile’s Senate unanimously approved a 10 percent wage increase for public workers on Thursday, ending a strike by 400,000 state employees that had halted garbage...
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AP, San Francisco
If Google delivers useless search results, just erase them and you won’t see them again.
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Stocks plunged for a second straight day Thursday, falling to levels not seen in at least five years, as financial and energy stocks tumbled while demand for the safety...
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AP, Bangkok
A pre-dawn grenade attack on protesters occupying the offices of Thailand’s prime minister killed one person and wounded 29, dimming hopes that the...
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Recently announced, the Esquire magazine is to feature an electronic cover for their magazine. With scrolling text and images, this is a first for magazines and...
made popular Jul 23 2008
Epson has come up with a revolutionary concept of electronic paper which it claims can replace the traditional wooden raw-material based paper. This 13.4 inch...
made popular May 22 2008
Bend it, write on it, read it — just don’t try to fold it into a paper plane. Electronic paper is Japan’s answer to rising raw material costs,...
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If you are fed up of peeping into the same dial of your wrist watch for months(or even years!) Seiko have an innovative wristwatch for you.
The Phosphor E Ink series...
made popular Dec 10 2007
Bridgestone Japan has developed an A3 sized color electronic paper, it was showcased at the FPD International 2007 exhibition held at Yokohama. The A3 sized electronic...
made popular Oct 22 2007
Electronic paper is moving rapidly closer to reality as samples of the flexible electronic displays on plastic less than 1mm thick are now being displayed. The...
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Here is an umbrella to amaze and amuse you! Named My-Day, you can rather call it “like an umbrella”. The umbrella can provide you with an atmosphere you...
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