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Yahoo will reject Microsoft because the purchase price is too low
Yahoo's Internet logo will refuse to buy Microsoft because the purchase price is too low - the first sign Yahoo's board may have prepared to negotiate and sell Yahoo.
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In two weeks, Google will launch GPhone
The Wall Street Journal on October 30 said that in about two weeks Google will launch its own branded mobile phone. Products that have long been called by the name GPhon…
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Next year there will be Google mobile phones
The Wall Street Journal reported yesterday that Google has successfully produced a prototype of its own mobile phone. It is expected that the product will be marketed ne…
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IBM announced optical chip breakthrough
The Wall Street Journal reported that IBM has planned to announce a new breakthrough in chip manufacturing technology with optical chip prototype. This optical technolog…
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Google 'scams' jumps into the game market
The Wall Street Journal earlier this week said it is likely that Google will buy an advertising agency in Adscape Media Inc., a move that is considered competitive with…
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Apple enjoyed record quarter 1 revenue
Apple had a spectacular breakthrough, breaking all of Wall Street's most optimistic predictions in the first fiscal quarter of the new year: its revenue rose 78% over th…
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MySpace helps parents manage their children
According to the Wall Street Journal, the pressure of criticism from the US government, MySpace.com, the famous virtual social network owned by News Corp. is expected to…
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eBay retreated from the Chinese market
The Wall Street Journal on December 18 said that eBay will stop the activities of the world's largest online auction site in China and will instead link to another site…
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AMD suddenly fired employees
Even though the revenue of Wall Street market experts has been achieved, AMD decided to lay off 375 employees.
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46-inch projector screen throughout
To help people not to find a white wall in the company or struggling to screen a projector to present Power Point and Flash, a Japanese company introduced a screen solut…
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PC is coming soon ... wall mounted
Jade Integration - a company based in Newcastle, UK - will launch a PC just as small as a wall outlet next month.
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Google - Yahoo - eBay - Microsoft:
Wall Street is whispering that a huge alliance or merger contract is being quietly promoted, with Google, Yahoo, eBay and Microsoft being the
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Microsoft secretly bought Yahoo shares?
The software giant has discussed many times about buying shares of rival Yahoo to deal with Google, the Wall Street Journal said.
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Japan launched robots to do many things like humans
HRP-5P is a robot that has just been introduced by Japan in order to perform a kind of work to replace workers in dangerous working environments.
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Build a cluster of houses with the world's first 3D printing technology in the Netherlands
The sturdy three-bedroom bungalow is the first of the world's first five houses built by 3D concrete printing technology and will be completed in 2019.