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Bill Gates, the Microsoft co-founder, who more than anyone else is credited with introducing computers into homes and offices worldwide, clocks off from his final day at the office Friday after 33 years.
Gates, who Fortune magazine reports has an...
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For most of our planet’s history until fairly recently, the overall pattern has been for the Earth to be hot, with no permanent ice to be found anywhere.
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There’s something familiar about this stage of the presidential campaign. A candidate running on inevitability. A candidate running on experience. A candidate...
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Precious metals rose Friday as a fresh drop in the dollar and speculation that crude oil’s plunge may soon end fed safe-haven buying of gold, silver and copper.
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The maker of Bratz dolls said Friday he will seek a mistrial over an ethnic slur made by a juror who has been dismissed from the copyright infringement case brought by...
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Randy Pausch, a Carnegie Mellon University computer scientist whose
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The nation’s top technology companies have spent millions of dollars and nearly two years building devices,
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Chrysler LLC said Friday its financial arm will get out of the auto leasing business by the end of the month because economic conditions have made leasing more...
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Whether or not any bubble has burst, Americans now live in an economy where the prospect of a gallon of gas for less than $4 is cause for relief.
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Just last week, some people were actually saying that THE DARK KNIGHT was overhyped or that it wouldn’t live up to expectations, but what a difference one week...
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In a July 22 story about the Jonas Brothers buying a house in a Dallas suburb, The Associated Press erroneously reported that pro golfer Brian Watts was a former...
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Halle Berry says a paparazzi photographer went too far to get a shot of the actress holding her infant daughter, trespassing onto her private property and snapping them...
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A killer who argued Virginia’s procedures for lethal injection were unconstitutional was executed Thursday after a federal appeals court upheld the primary method...
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As we have observed throughout the last several years, the notion of fairness in journalism has been guided by a miscalculated rule that in order to report good news...
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As the Illinois Democrat speaks before the picturesque Victory Column in Berlin today, the Arizona Republican is doing a slightly less exciting form of German...
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Nearly all the wildfires sparked by a lightning storm in California last month have been contained.
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When I set out to do a story on the effect recessions have on black Americans, I was prepared for some dire statistics. I wasn’t pleasantly surprised.
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A recent study made headlines across the country: The “Tween and Teen Dating Violence and Abuse Study” was commissioned by Liz Claiborne and the National...
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Sen. John McCain’s (R-Ariz.) campaign and the media would have us believe that herds of disaffected women voters will be stampeding to the Republicans this year...
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In a study on mice, UC Irvine scientists have found stem cells in the brain that can produce new brain cells to replace those lost to disease or injury.
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Stop right there. Put your money away. A lot of people are after your cash, and you, quite understand_ably, would like to hold on to as much of it as you can. It...
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IBM Corp.’s earnings, used to gauge the health of global technology spending, were a bright spot in an otherwise dreary economic landscape.
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THE PROFIT: IBM Corp.’s second-quarter profit rose 22 percent, easily beating Wall Street’s expectations. The Armonk, N.Y.-based company is benefiting from...
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IBM Corp. its raising its profit targets for the year _ again.
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IBM Corp. says its second-quarter profit leaped 22 percent. It blew past Wall Street’s estimates as its bread-and-butter services division continued to thrive...
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An executive who worked at IBM Corp. for nearly a decade pleaded guilty Friday to stealing trade secrets about the company’s pricing and trying to pass them off...
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IBM announced the completion of a one-petaflop supercomputer that runs Red Hat Linux. Twice as fast as the previous record-setter, the IBM Blue Gene, the Roadrunner...
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Roadrunner runs fast, very fast. The supercomputer has surpassed the quadrillion calculations record of IBM’s Bluegene/L processor by ensuring 1.026 quadrillion...
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IBM Corp. has agreed to pay $20 million to settle a lawsuit by shareholders who claimed the technology company misled the public about employee stock-option expenses in...
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There is little doubt about IBM’s ability to provide some of the best solutions when it comes to handling your system and your notebooks. But the giants of the...
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Hewlett-Packard says it will buy Electronic Data Systems for about $12.57 billion in cash in a move to more than double its services revenue and become a bigger...
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Two longtime IBM Corp. executives are retiring, prompting the technology company to reshuffle its top ranks.
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IBM is increasing its dividend payout 25 percent. The move reflects the company’s confidence that it can thrive even with an uncertain economy.
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While the Indian multinational software giant Tata Consultancy Services earns 51 per cent of its revenue from North America, the American multinational IBM depends on...
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U.S. computer giant IBM shed more of its stake in top Chinese PC maker Lenovo Group Ltd on Monday, offloading $83.6 million worth of stock at a 6 percent discount to...
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Shares of IBM Corp. surged to a six-year high after the technology company surprised analysts by reporting a 26 percent jump in quarterly earnings and boosting its...
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IBM says its quarterly earnings jumped 26 percent, way past Wall Street forecasts. The company also is telling analysts to increase their earnings forecasts to $8.50...
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IBM says its quarterly earnings jumped 26 percent, way past Wall Street forecasts. The technology company showed strength in the U.S., which was surprising considering...
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You may not be in the market for a supercomputer any time soon, but IBM’s Power 575 is still impressive for both its computing speed and also its use of basically...
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The boffins at IBM have developed a brand new memory technology which will now let you store upto half a million songs on your MP3 player, not to mention your MP3...
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Nicholas M. Donofrio, executive vice president of innovation and technology at IBM, speaks at a conference called “America’s Competitiveness: Hispanic Participation in Technology Careers” at the IBM Palisades Executive Conference Center in Palisades,...
