Wednesday, April 7, 2010 as of 11:14 AM ET
Yahoo Inc.
(YHOO) said Friday it has decided to discontinue its Livestand digital news reading application, which had been unveiled to much fanfare following a delay in November.Yahoo said in a post on a company blog that it intends to "consolidate" a number of products this year and will pivot to a "mobile-products-first development model."Among the first decisions made as part of this plan is to discontinue Livestand, which was designed for Apple Inc.'s (AAPL) iPad tablet, Yahoo said."We have learned a lot from Livestand and are actively applying those insights toward the development of future products that are better aligned with Yahoo's holistic mobile strategy," the company said.Livestand's development had been overseen by former Yahoo Chief Product Officer Blake Irving, who officially left the company late last month.Irving's departure was announced by Yahoo shortly after it announced it would lay off about 2,000 employees--a move that significantly affected his department.It too...Facebook Inc. saw its shares slip more than 2.6% to $32.16 on Friday morning, capping the company's first week of trading. The social network went public last Friday...
Pearson PLC (PSON.LN), a provider of education, consumer publishing and business information services, Friday acquired GlobalEnglish Corporation from its current own...
The European Union Friday filed a complaint at the World Trade Organization challenging Argentina's import regulations, part of a plan to pressure President Cristina...
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Mozido Chairman Rick Braddock on the opportunities in the growing industry of mobile commerce.
Despite some ups and downs Wednesday, Facebook's stock closed at $32, a dollar up from where it ended the day Tuesday. But, while the stock seems to be reaching an e...
PayPal President David Marcus on the company’s expansion beyond its online presence to work with retailers across the country.
Facebook is dead serious about mobile. Today it begins rolling out Facebook Camera for iOS to English-speaking countries, a standalone photos app where you can shoot...
TechnoBuffalo.com’s Todd Haselton breaks down whether tablets and smart phones are killing the PC.
Shares of Hewlett-Packard (NYSE:HPQ) were up nearly 6% Thursday morning as investors and analysts applauded the computer maker's plan to axe 27,000 jobs, or about 8%...
The tech sector was weighed down by a sharp drop by NetApp Inc. on Thursday morning. NetApp shares were off nearly 13% to $28.69 on a disappointing forecast that spa...
CEO of Karmaloop, Greg Selkoe, takes his ‘street wear’ line from the basement to the streets
Verifone CEO Doug Bergeron on the company’s second-quarter earnings and overseas growth.
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Here are stocks that are up on high volume:Today, Elan Corporation plc (NYSE:ELN) is up on high volume, trading at a volume of 5.1 million, or 1.8 times its average ...
These stocks set one-year highs:VeriFone Systems (NYSE:PAY) hit a new 52-week high of $40.26, but the price has dropped off since. The stock traded on above-average ...
Dell Inc (NASDAQ:DELL) is in talks to buy Quest Software Inc, the network security software maker that had earlier agreed to be acquired by Insight Venture Partners ...
Bo Dietl of Beau Dietl & Associates breaks down how companies can defend against cyber attacks.
Dell Inc is in talks to buy Quest Software Inc, the network security software maker that had earlier agreed to be acquired by Insight Venture Partners for $2 billion...
