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The end of the phone as we know it
By Jon ForttStartups and disruptors (yes, Google) seek to rethink voice calling.Andy Jagoe is zigging while the rest of the mobile world zags. Let eve...
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Geithner drops the F-Bomb, or now we know reform is on the way
By Stanley BingI love it when executives drop the whole statesmanlike thing and get down to what really works: Force. The manipulation of fear. The ex...
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The end of blogging
The way we communicate is changing at a breakneck pace. And don't expect it to slow down.Andy SerwerI'm not blogging as much as I used to. Part of it ...
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SanDisk: We're No. 2!
The flash memory maker is second fiddle to Apple in MP3 players, but its Sansa creates buzz for its core product.By Jon ForttSanDisk CEO Eli Harari on...
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Google phone cheaper than iPhone
At the end of two years, the Nexus One will have cost you $500 less than the iPhoneby Philip Elmer-DeWittOn the heels of Google's (GOOG) release of th...
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Five things we like about Droid
By Jessi HempelAnd a few things we don't love about Motorola's forthcoming Google-powered phone.The Droid is a fierce phone. Motorola's newest smartph...
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Did the recession actually end?
The National Bureau of Economic Research is known to be slow at declaring the starts and stops of a recession, but it looks as if it might have been r...
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The end of Microsoft. A door opens to a new cloud.
I have been waiting for something spectacular to happen any day. And it’s not the explosion of another volcano in Iceland, but it will be a global eve...
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Japan downgrade: The beginning of the end?
What a downgrade of Japanese debt by S&P could mean for the country's future and for the rest of the world.The timing of the downgrade of Japan's sove...
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Blankfein: 'We contribute to growth'
Facing jeers over outlandish pay, the CEO of Goldman Sachs stresses the social goods of his firm's business.By Colin BarrFuror over bonuses shouldn't ...
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