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Billionaire investor Carl Icahn continues to sharpen his blade as he increases his stake at multimedia corporation Time Warner. In a fiery…
Getting a job or applying for benefits with IBM will not be hindered by genetic testing, as IBM makes a policy statement that will keep DNA from factoring into those areas.
While most companies struggle to figure out blogs' role in the communication mix, Google has figured out that blogging is the best way to present its position on policy issues.
Many constantly hail new developments by Google and Yahoo. Nearly every day, the two companies offer some sort of new development for their portal services. Some industry watchers have counted Microsoft out of the Internet market for the most part, suggesting they're choosing to bow out of the war. Here's the secret though, they've already won the Internet war.
Not to be confused with "taking our head out of the sand," AOL has launched a new nationwide online and offline ad campaign portraying the web portal as "emerging from behind the curtain," signifying AOL.com is now open to everyone.
Yahoo follows Apple's foray into podcasts with a public beta of its podcasting search and subscription service. Yahoo has launched a browser-based podcast service. It's in beta, and can be found at podcasts.yahoo.com.
