May 19th
NEW YORK, May 19 — US stocks fell yesterday as investors turned cautious before leaders of the Group of Eight nations met about the euro zone debt crisis and after a shaky market debut by Facebook Inc. The S&P 500 dipped below the 1,300 level, seen as a key support point, for the first time since mid-January, before the meeting by the leaders of …
Original post: US stocks: Wall Street falls before G8 leaders meet on euro zone
May 18th
Sony continues to mess up with Android updates. Will the company ever figure it out
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May 18th
There are tons of apps that add retro effects to your images, but another group of photography apps turns your images into art. [Read more]
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May 18th
The garage where the first Apple computers were built will be used in the upcoming TV movie about Jobs. [Read more]
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May 18th
NEW YORK, May 19 — World stocks erased the year’s gains yesterday as investors fled risky investments for safe-haven assets on concerns about the euro zone‘s deepening debt woes, while US stocks lost ground after the market debut of social network Facebook failed to lift optimism. Brent crude briefly slipped below US$107 (RM334.91) per barrel to ..
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May 18th
The social network knows that if it can’t get its mobile act together, revenue may well take a hit. So it’s busting out the wallet to scoop up talent and technologies. [Read more]
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May 18th
A security flaw allowing third-parties to control MetroPCS’ ZTE Score M leaves users vulnerable. [Read more]
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May 18th
KUALA LUMPUR, May 19 — Loss-making Malaysia Airlines (MAS) has ended its multi-million ringgit shirt sponsorship deal with Queens Park Rangers, the English Premier League club owned by their former director Tan Sri Anthony Fernandes. The reported RM18 million deal was initially set to last for two years after the flag carrier and AirAsia became …
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May 18th
SAN FRANCISCO, May 19 — For a company that is dramatically upending business strategies and social relationships around the world, Facebook Inc made a surprisingly modest debut on the Nasdaq yesterday as a sky-high valuation and trading glitches capped the stock’s rise.
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