Sony already revealed Kazuo Hirai will take over for Howard Stringer as CEO and President April 1st last night, and with the big shocker out of the way it’s time for the fiscal Q3 reports.
Sony already revealed Kazuo Hirai will take over for Howard Stringer as CEO and President April 1st last night, and with the big shocker out of the way it’s time for the fiscal Q3 reports.
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Sony’s Q3 earnings are in: wider than expected full year loss, lowered sales projections
Now that its famed light field camera has finally become official , Lytro is looking to the future, with an eye, apparently, toward the cellphone market. During a recent interview with PC World , Lytro executive chairman Charles Chi described his company’s new sensor in greater detail, and talked at length about its purportedly superior battery life. He also divulged a few hints about Lytro’s roadmap.
Now that its famed light field camera has finally become official , Lytro is looking to the future, with an eye, apparently, toward the cellphone market. During a recent interview with PC World , Lytro executive chairman Charles Chi described his company’s new sensor in greater detail, and talked at length about its purportedly superior battery life. He also divulged a few hints about Lytro’s roadmap.
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Lytro open to partnering with smartphone makers, executive suggests
We rarely meddle with stock news around these parts, but this was a pretty significant piece of meat to chew on. After Research in Motion introduced Thorsten Heins as the new CEO last night and again in a conference call this morning, the company’s stock price tumbled a whopping 8.47 percent. When it comes to what kind of difference the transition will make for the struggling company, we haven’t had a high amount of confidence; while we hope for the best and want to see RIM turn things around, the falling stock appears to indicate that we’re not alone in expressing concerns about this morning’s events.
We rarely meddle with stock news around these parts, but this was a pretty significant piece of meat to chew on. After Research in Motion introduced Thorsten Heins as the new CEO last night and again in a conference call this morning, the company’s stock price tumbled a whopping 8.47 percent. When it comes to what kind of difference the transition will make for the struggling company, we haven’t had a high amount of confidence; while we hope for the best and want to see RIM turn things around, the falling stock appears to indicate that we’re not alone in expressing concerns about this morning’s events.
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RIM stock falls eight percent following CEO transition
Microsoft is planning a second release of Windows 8 for late February, and it will include an app store. A “natural interface” is also on the way for Windows 8, said Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer in a keynote at CES on Monday night. Yet, as the show opens on Tuesday, several questions about Windows 8 remain unanswered.
Microsoft is planning a second release of Windows 8 for late February, and it will include an app store. A “natural interface” is also on the way for Windows 8, said Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer in a keynote at CES on Monday night. Yet, as the show opens on Tuesday, several questions about Windows 8 remain unanswered.
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CES 2012: Second Windows 8 Pre-Release Set for February, With App Store (and Maybe More)
Think you’re having a good day? Try being Tim Morse, who was just relieved of the seemingly impossible task known as “being the Chief Executive Officer of Yahoo.” After years of turmoil and bouts of bickering with Alibaba, Yahoo has just appointed Scott Thompson as its new CEO — marking the introduction of a new year with the introduction of a new head honcho. Mr
Think you’re having a good day? Try being Tim Morse, who was just relieved of the seemingly impossible task known as “being the Chief Executive Officer of Yahoo.” After years of turmoil and bouts of bickering with Alibaba, Yahoo has just appointed Scott Thompson as its new CEO — marking the introduction of a new year with the introduction of a new head honcho. Mr
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PayPal’s Scott Thompson becomes CEO of Yahoo; signing bonus probably stuck in a frozen account
Departing IBM head honcho Samuel J. Palmisano has been known to say some outlandish things , but there’s nothing comical about the information divulged in a new piece surrounding his legacy in The New York Times . Outside of looking into the details of how IBM become one of the world’s most boring, highly profitable outfits, there’s plenty of fascinating nuggets to be had.
Departing IBM head honcho Samuel J. Palmisano has been known to say some outlandish things , but there’s nothing comical about the information divulged in a new piece surrounding his legacy in The New York Times . Outside of looking into the details of how IBM become one of the world’s most boring, highly profitable outfits, there’s plenty of fascinating nuggets to be had.
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IBM’s Samuel J. Palmisano: we sold PC business due to lack of innovative opportunities
Forget all of Archos’ tablet and e-reader nonsense. They’re just stepping stones on the way to a grander vision — one rife with home automation and, apparently, bite-sized, budget-friendly robots. That’s what CEO Henri Crohas revealed in a recent interview with French daily La Lib
Forget all of Archos’ tablet and e-reader nonsense. They’re just stepping stones on the way to a grander vision — one rife with home automation and, apparently, bite-sized, budget-friendly robots. That’s what CEO Henri Crohas revealed in a recent interview with French daily La Lib
Who needs email when you have text messaging, Twitter, Facebook, Google+ and a menagerie of alternative communication tools ? Not Atos, a French IT firm that’s planning to give email the boot
Who needs email when you have text messaging, Twitter, Facebook, Google+ and a menagerie of alternative communication tools ? Not Atos, a French IT firm that’s planning to give email the boot
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CEO bans email, encourages social networking
John Roberts Opel, the former IBM CEO who helped usher in the PC era, died last week at the age of 86. A native of Kansas City, MO, Opel received his MBA from the University of Chicago in 1949, after fighting in the Philippines and Okinawa during World War II. Upon graduating, he was presented with two job offers — he could either re-write economics textbooks, or assume control of his father’s hardware business in Missouri.
John Roberts Opel, the former IBM CEO who helped usher in the PC era, died last week at the age of 86. A native of Kansas City, MO, Opel received his MBA from the University of Chicago in 1949, after fighting in the Philippines and Okinawa during World War II. Upon graduating, he was presented with two job offers — he could either re-write economics textbooks, or assume control of his father’s hardware business in Missouri.
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