Kazaa Case Goes To The Judge

The trial pitting Australia's recording industry against the makers of Kazaa may be coming to a highly anticipated end. With closing arguments complete, Judge Murray Wilcox of Australia's Federal Court is expected to rule whether or not the makers of the P2P client are liable for copyright breaches and lost income resulting from files being shared across the Kazaa expanse.

Ten Internet Trends To Watch

Wouldn't it be great to have a good handle on what will happen this year to make sure you could plan around it? asks Mitchell Levy, CEO and executive editor of Happy About, a US publisher of books for corporations.

ChevronTexaco Sells 15 Stations in Columbia

ChevronTexaco Petroleum Company is selling its 15 company-owned Texaco service stations in Colombia to Combustibles de Colombia, S.A, an investment group and service station retailer.

3 years of Gap Results

Gap announced the final fourth quarter and full year 2004 financial results, and is restating its full year 2002 and full year 2003 financial results.