When we think of Google’s competitors, Yahoo and Microsoft often come immediately to mind. We think of other search engines. There’s no question that Google is (by far) dominating this space. What do you think Google’s greatest source of competition is? Share your thoughts.
Intel Says It Has Plenty Of Cash Flow
Intel said today that the record $1.45 billion fine imposed on it by the European Commission for violating antitrust rules, will not force it to reduce investment or cut its dividend.
"There’s still plenty of cash flow from operations to invest in our business, pay the fine and pay the dividend," Chief Financial Officer Stacy Smith said at an analyst event in London on Wednesday.
"As we’ve said in the Q1 earnings call, we are not having any conversations about cutting the dividend."
Plenty Of Fish Reels In Loads Of Cash
A dating site called Plenty of Fish is getting attention for the massive amounts of money its creator, Markus Frind, is making from it. The net profits approach $10 million per year, according to Frind.
Plenty Of Love For The LG C1 Tablet
The LG C1 Tablet PC has not hit the market yet, but its design and Samsung LCD screen have gadget bloggers drooling into their Star Wars cereal bowls.
Weblogs for PR – plenty of opportunity awaiting
The initial findings of the EuroBlog 2006 survey on weblogs and communication management were published Tuesday, offering some interesting analysis on the state of awareness and acceptance of blogs by the PR community across Europe.
What’s In A Name? When It Comes To Your Business, Plenty!
Q: How important is the name of a business? Should the name of a business reflect what the business does or is it better to come up with something catchy and easy to remember? — Randy P.
“Anticipating” Your IRS Refund Can Cost You Plenty
While accountants are reaching for aspirin, millions of Americans are reaching for some fast cash this tax season. Unfortunately, those who reach for fast cash in the form of a “refund anticipation loan” are getting hit with interest rates and fees that are out of this world.