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Google CEO doesn't foresee decline in revenue

Google Inc CEO Eric Schmidt said the economic storm will affect all forms of advertising, including the online ads that Google depends on, but said that he doesn't expect Google to experience a decline in revenue.

Big French press find brand power helps online

In a grimy part of eastern Paris a morning editorial conference is underway, similar to the planning meetings that go on in newsrooms everywhere, except this one is being blogged live and readers can join in.

Seven Merrill execs subpoenaed in New York on pay

New York state's top legal officer issued subpoenas on Wednesday to seven executives who received tens of millions of dollars in 2008 pay from Merrill Lynch & Co before it was taken over by Bank of America , a person familiar with the investigation said.

UBS refuses to give U.S. names, replaces chairman

Switzerland's largest bank held its ground on Wednesday in a dispute with the U.S. government, refusing to disclose the names of tens of thousands of rich American clients suspected by U.S. authorities of using secret Swiss bank accounts to dodge U.S. taxes.

Seoul shares seen up on China hopes, eyes on won

Seoul shares are set to rise on Thursday after solid gains on Wall Street, with news that an additional Chinese stimulus package is in the works likely to boost sentiment and eyes on the won currency.

China hopes, oil's jump end Wall St 5-day rout

Stocks rallied on Wednesday, ending a five-day losing streak, as another Chinese stimulus package boosted commodity prices and encouraged investors to jump into energy and natural resource shares.

Palm Treo Pro launching March 15

Sprint announced Wednesday that the Palm Treo Pro (not to be confused with the Palm Pre) will be released on March 15 with a two-year contract.

Sprint's Palm Treo Pro announced

Sprint announced the launching of Palm Treo Pro on March 15 of this year with a Windows Mobile 6.1 Professional on a 400 MHz processor from Qualcomm, and comes with Microsoft's standard suite of productivity and entertainment applications.

Credit concerns pound GE shares in volatile trade

General Electric Co shares fell as much as 16 percent on Wednesday, touching their lowest point since 1991, as investors worried about a possible downgrade of GE's credit rating and how its finance arm would get through the recession.

Ford launches major debt restructuring

Ford Motor Co detailed debt restructuring initiatives on Wednesday, including conversion of debt to equity and two cash tender offers, that could retire up to $10.4 billion of the automaker's debt.

Need for Speed Shift: First Look

EA (Electronics Arts) has three options to come out for Need for Speed this summer. The Need for Speed SHIFT, Need for Speed NITRO and Need for Speed World Online.

Biovail, Melnyk misled investors, OSC argues

TORONTO - Biovail Corp and its founder were so worried in 2003 that the drug company's quarterly results would not meet targets that they fabricated the effects of a fatal truck crash that destroyed a shipment of drugs, Canada's main securities regulator said on Wednesday.

Fears push GE stock to 18-year low

General Electric Co shares fell as much as 16 percent on Wednesday, touching their lowest point since 1991, as anxiety over a possible downgrade for GE and its finance unit was compounded by an investor lawsuit over a recent dividend cut.

CORRECTED: Fears push GE stock to 18-year low

BOSTON/CHICAGO - General Electric Co shares fell as much as 16 percent on Wednesday, touching their lowest point since 1991, as anxiety over a possible downgrade for GE and its finance unit was compounded by an investor lawsuit over a recent dividend cut.

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