by Yukari Iwatani Kane/Ian Sherr
Steve Jobs unveiled a new iPhone Monday in a presentation that was long on new features but short on surprise, as the Apple Inc. chief faces increasing competition in smartphones, particularly from devices based on Google Inc.'s Android software.
by Roger Cheng/Miraj Sheth
A legal assault by Apple Inc. hasn't cooled any of the fervor among makers of mobile phones for Google Inc.'s Android operating system.
by Alex MacDonald
Producers in the U.S. and Europe have increased prices for
by Marisa Taylor
When multitudes of decisions need to
by Jessica E. Vascellaro
Google Inc. is revamping how it develops and
prioritizes new products, giving employees a
by Yukari Iwatani Kane
Apple Inc. halved the price of its
by Nick Wingfield
Microsoft Corp. has shown its Xbox360 console can win with
by Jason Zweig
It is sometimes said that to be an intelligent
by Justin Scheck
Breaking from other technology chiefs who
have recently expressed optimism, Hewlett-
by Yochi J. Dreazen
The U.S. government is struggling to keep pace with the growing number of
by Ellen Byron
A diaper war is brewing as the titans of the diaper aisle parpare to duke it out for their most prized consumers: new moms.
Under pressure to make earlier price increases stick, Kimberly-Clark's Huggies ans Procter & Gamble's Pampers, are rolling out marketing essages designed to keep reccession-stressed new mothers from reaching for cheaper options. The idea is to make them feel they are doing good deeds as they keep their babies dry.
Ten Prediction For 2009
by Evan Newmark
There is only one activity more thankless than predicting the future and that's publicly sharing your predictions.
Starbucks Shifts Focus To Value, Cost Cutting
by Janet Adamy
Starbucks Corp., unable to stem a slide in sales growth that began a year ago as consumers started to rein in spending, is trying to adapt to the weak economy with a new emphasis on retaining customers, cutting costs and promoting the value of its products.
Crisis Stirs Critics Of Free Markets
美國的金融風暴及金援政策 (bailout), 在各國掀起了自由市場及管制市場的爭議, 植基於放任主義 (laisser-faire) 的 American Model 向來是自由市場典範, 但在歷經本次的金融風暴後, 市場規範的聲音逐漸浮現, 本篇呈現這一波的影響, 分別致使拉丁美洲、南韓及歐洲等政府的在地作為及國際行動, 深廣兼具的分析提供了讀者在左、右翼間深思的空間。
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