26.91Technology
| Symbol(Simbol) | Last Trade | Name | Price | Change |
| DJI | 3/18/2010 - 11:00am | 10,760.58 |
26.91
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| IXIC | 3/18/2010 - 10:59am | 2,390.38 |
1.29
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| GSPC | 3/18/2010 - 10:59am | 1,165.65 |
0.56
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| INTC | 3/18/2010 - 10:45am | 22.10 |
0.14
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| MSFT | 3/18/2010 - 10:45am | 29.60 |
0.03
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| AAPL | 3/18/2010 - 10:45am | 223.39 |
0.73
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| AMD | 3/18/2010 - 10:45am | 9.39 |
0.28
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| GOOG | 3/18/2010 - 10:44am | 567.44 |
1.88
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| IBM | 3/18/2010 - 10:45am | 128.00 |
0.24
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| JAVA | N/A | 0.00 |
0.00
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| CSCO | 3/18/2010 - 10:45am | 26.37 |
0.11
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| HPQ | 3/18/2010 - 10:45am | 52.57 |
0.34
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| CAJ | 3/18/2010 - 10:44am | 44.63 |
1.05
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| SI | 3/18/2010 - 10:44am | 98.04 |
1.19
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Technology news - CNNMoney.com
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last updated: Mar 18 2010 11:00 AM
- Deal-a-day sites get social
They're changing the way we shop - and raising tons of venture capital. Discounter Groupon is leading the way.retailers-get-social/
- A videogame business at war with itself
Trip Hawkins says it's Farmville vs. Halo, and the winner could shape the next generation of game play.
- Neuromarketers get inside buyers' brains
Marketers want to get inside your brain. Literally.
- Sex.com auction takes a cold shower
Buyers lusting after one of the most lucrative domain names in the world, sex.com, will have to wait for their chance to bid on the coveted Internet property.
- FCC feels the need for Internet speed
The United States has big problems with broadband access, speed and cost, but the Federal Communications Commission's solutions may be too weak to have any lasting impact.
- Verizon, AT&T, Google Partake of Broadband Speed Race
Plans by Google and others to provide ultrafast broadband may push Verizon, AT&T, and Comcast to accelerate their own deployments - Google to Work on TV Software Plan
The company is partnering with Intel, Sony, and Logitech to get Web software onto televisions - Silicon Valley Startups Ride 'Nerd Birds' to Texas
For some entrepreneurs, the best place to tout tech is not the Consumer Electronics Show but a Texas conference that started as a music festival - Palm’s Lone Bulls Bank on Buyout as Most ‘Bail Out’ (Update1)
Tero Kuittinen, an analyst at MKM Partners, is swimming against the tide on Palm Inc. - China Mobile Profit Rises 3.3% as Phone Use Increases (Update2)
China Mobile Ltd., the world’s biggest phone company by market value, posted a 3.3 percent increase in fourth-quarter profit as an economic rebound boosted phone usage, offsetting a slowdown in customer growth.
- Facebook may get 'panic button'
Facebook executives say they have "no objection" to installing a "panic button" on its site for reporting suspected paedophiles. - Spammers survive botnet shutdowns
A series of strikes against botnets has not dented cyber criminals' appetite for sending spam, say security experts. - Hacking "fun" for British teens
Teenagers try to get into each other's online accounts despite knowing it is wrong, according to a new survey. - Web inventor calls for open data
Countries should be judged on their willingness to open up public data, the inventor of the world wide web tells the BBC. - UK 'can cope with cyber attack'
The UK is "reasonably well placed to cope" with a large scale cyber attack, a report by a group of peers has said.
- HP settles inkjet cartridge patent complaints
Hewlett-Packard reaches agreement on several patent violation complaints filed last year against makers of compatible inkjet cartridge. - Top MSN China exec to step down
Xiao Chen, the online operation's vice president of sales, is leaving the company to launch his own start-up. - Is a legal challenge to cloud inevitable?
The consensus at the Cloud Connect conference seems to be that cloud will begin to dominate as early as 2013. Looking over the agenda for a seminar discussing the law and cloud computing, I wonder if that's music to your lawyer's ears. - The clouding of open source and virtualization
Open source is being subsumed into the clouds. Virtualization is paving the way and Red Hat thinks they can put up a fight against VMware. - Google upgrades Chrome across the board
Google updates Chrome for most of its multiple versions, with some critical security fixes coming to the stable Windows version and bookmark fixes for the Mac.
- Study: Businesses start to embrace Windows 7
A new survey shows that businesses are increasingly planning their move to Windows 7, with more than half of those questioned planning to have some machines running the operating system in their corporations by the end of the year. by Ina Fried CNET News - How the butterfly botnet was broken
A joint operation by researchers from Canadian security firm Defense Intelligence and Spain's PandaLabs led to the arrest of three men in Spain earlier this month in connection with the Mariposa botnet. by Tom Espiner ZDNet UK - Wikileaks poses 'security threat' to US Army
A leaked US Army intelligence report, classified as secret, says the Wikileaks website poses a significant "operational security and information security" threat to military operations. by Declan McCullagh CNET News - Companies' outsourcing spend to increase
A recent Gartner survey found that 85 percent of organizations anticipate their spending with external service providers ESP to increase or stay the same when the economy returns, pointing to a return to growth in the IT services market in 2010. by Liau Yun Qing ZDNet Asia - Drudge Report, TechCrunch hit by ad malware
Matt Drudge and Michael Arrington found themselves in an unpleasant position last week when visitors to their sites were targeted by malware that appeared to have come from ads. by Elinor Mills CNET News
- Facebook may get 'panic button'
Facebook executives say they have "no objection" to installing a "panic button" on its site for reporting suspected paedophiles. - Spammers survive botnet shutdowns
A series of strikes against botnets has not dented cyber criminals' appetite for sending spam, say security experts. - Hacking "fun" for British teens
Teenagers try to get into each other's online accounts despite knowing it is wrong, according to a new survey. - Web inventor calls for open data
Countries should be judged on their willingness to open up public data, the inventor of the world wide web tells the BBC. - UK 'can cope with cyber attack'
The UK is "reasonably well placed to cope" with a large scale cyber attack, a report by a group of peers has said.