Business Week:
After years of rumors, Calix Inc. finally filed to go public today.Here's the filing, which is sure to put CEO Carl Russo back in the spotlight. Besides being one of the funniest, most free-wheeling executives one is likely to meet, he's also famous for having sold start-up Cerent Inc. to Cisco Systems in 1999 for $7 billio (Read More)
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U.S. stocks fell last week, halting a two-week advance, as a worsening outlook for technology company earnings added to concerns that the eight-month rally in equities has outpaced the prospects for economic growth. (Read More)
New York Times:
Which is safer: technology that disables a cellphone in a moving car, or that makes the conversation completely hands-free?
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CNN:
Stocks closed lower for the third day in a row Friday as investors remained jittery about the economy and the outlook for the technology sector. (Read More)
Reuters:
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - U.S. electric sports car maker Tesla Motors plans to go public soon, two sources familiar with the matter said, amid growing interest in green technology and battery-powered vehicles.
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Business Week:
T-Mobile USA's parent Deutsche Telekom is looking for U.S. partners to help fund the U.S. wireless carrier's network build-out, according to a report from Reuters and a German newspaper. Potential partners may include Clearwire, MetroPCS or Leap, according to the report.Neither of these partners may have the funds for such (Read More)
The Seattle Times: Business & Technology:
Shares of Dell Inc. fell Friday after it reported weaker-than-expected revenue and profit for the third quarter as the computer maker missed out on a fledgling rebound in technology spending. (Read More)
New York Times:
Asian shares fell on Friday and the dollar firmed as investors took profits on riskier assets after U.S. data raised fears that a global economic recovery could lose momentum. (Read More)
Reuters:
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Technology stocks drove a broad-based U.S. sell-off on Thursday as a brokerage took a dim view of demand prospects for the semiconductor sector, while economic data underscored the fragility of the recovery.
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Reuters:
NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. stocks slid on Thursday as another batch of economic data pointed to the fragility of the recovery and a brokerage's dim view on the semiconductor sector hit technology shares.
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