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Microsoft 's stealing Apple store managers and sales staff

As Microsoft gears to roll out its retail stores, similar to that of rival Apple, the company is now also reportedly trying to poach Apple Store employees.

Samsung Elec cautious about semiconductor outlook

Samsung Electronics, the world's biggest maker of memory chips, said on Tuesday it remains cautious about the sector's outlook even as the industry emerges from its two-year slump.

Analyst: Apple should consider buying Sonos

Apple should consider acquiring Sonos if it wants to lead in the home audio networking market, a small niche with big potential, according to an analyst.

Synnex Q3 profit beats Street, sees Q4 in line with est

Technology distributor Synnex Corp posted a better-than-expected quarterly profit, helped by lower costs and an 18 percent rise in its global business service revenue, and forecast fourth-quarter results in line with Wall Street expectations.

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FCC to unveil open Internet plan

The top U.S. communications regulator plans to unveil proposals Monday for ensuring Web traffic is not slowed or blocked based on its content, sources familiar with the contents of the speech said on Friday.

TSMC sees Q4 revenue growing from Q3-report

TSMC, the world's largest contract chipmaker, expects revenue in the fourth quarter to grow compared to the current three-month period, local media reported on Saturday, citing company chairman Morris Chang.

U.S. regulator to unveil open Internet plan

U.S. regulator to unveil open Internet rules

U.S. Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski will unveil in a speech on Monday new proposals that would force Internet providers to treat the flow of content equally, sources familiar with the speech said on Friday.

FCC to unveil open Internet rules

Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski will unveil in a speech on Monday new proposals that would force Internet providers to treat the flow of content equally, sources familiar with the speech said on Friday.

Google says Apple rejected voice app for iPhone

Google Inc said Apple Inc rejected its Google Voice application for the popular iPhone, contradicting Apple's statement to regulators last month.

Google says Apple rejected its voice app for iPhone

Google Inc said Apple Inc rejected its Google Voice application for the popular iPhone, contradicting Apple's statement to regulators last month.

Goldman to sell Sanyo stake for $648 mln profit

Goldman Sachs said it agreed to sell part of its stake in Japan's Sanyo Electric Co Ltd into a planned tender offer by Panasonic Corp, locking in 59 billion yen ($648 million) in profit.

Pre helps Palm narrow loss, unveils share sale

Robust sales of the Pre smartphone helped Palm Inc post a smaller-than-expected loss, but a tepid second-quarter sales forecast and a plan to sell more shares helped snuff out a rally and sent its shares down nearly 2 percent on Thursday.

Pre helps Palm narrow loss

Palm's loss smaller than expected on Pre sales

Palm Inc posted a smaller-than-expected loss on sales of its Pre smartphone, but a tepid second-quarter sales forecast and a plan to raise fresh capital helped snuff out a rally and send shares down 2 percent after hours on Thursday.

Daily Wrap Up - September 17 Tech

Palm Inc reported a smaller-than-expected loss on strong smartphone sales, sending its shares 6 percent higher on Thursday

Palm's loss smaller than expected, sales strong

Palm Inc reported a smaller-than-expected loss on strong smartphone sales, sending its shares 6 percent higher on Thursday.

Canada says won't review Nortel-Ericsson deal

Canada has decided against launching a review of the $1.13 billion sale of the wireless assets of bankrupt Nortel Networks to Sweden's Ericsson, Industry Minister Tony Clement said on Wednesday.

Courts approve sale of Nortel unit to Avaya

U.S. and Canadian judges said on Wednesday approved Nortel Networks Corp's sale of its enterprise business to Avaya Inc for about $900 million, part of the liquidation of the bankrupt telecoms company.

Court rejects Verizon objection to Nortel-Avaya deal

A U.S. bankruptcy judge rejected on Wednesday Verizon Communications Inc's objections to a plan by Nortel Networks Corp to sell its enterprise business to Avaya Inc for $900 million.

Nokia says seeing 'alot of interest' in N900

Nokia is seeing large interest towards its new top-of-the-range model N900, a key product for the world's top phone maker, a senior company official said on Wednesday.

Silicon Laboratories raises Q3 outlook

Chipmaker Silicon Laboratories Inc raised its outlook for the third quarter, citing better-than-expected demand for both its broadcast audio and microcontroller unit (MCU) products.

Microsoft rolls out new Zune HD

Microsoft's Zune HD, which went on sale Tuesday, is proving to be more than just another portable media player trying to unseat Apple's iPod.

MetroPCS picks Ericsson, Samsung for LTE launch

MetroPCS Communications Inc said it has selected the infrastructure and initial handset providers for its fourth-generation long term evolution broadband service, which is expected to launch in the second half of 2010.

Weak earnings, credit offset data; shares flat

U.S. stocks were little changed on Tuesday as some retail companies' results and rising credit card defaults overshadowed government data showing stronger-than-expected retail sales last month.