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BARCELONA, Spain — Apple Inc. rocked the wireless business by combining the functions of a phone and an iPod. Now, more than two years later, Microsoft Corp. has its comeback: phone software that works much like its own Zune media player.
WASHINGTON — It’s not the signal it used to be.
ORLANDO, Fla. — Toyota Motor Corp. may offer incentives or increase the length of its warranties as it tries to recover from an embarrassing string of safety-related recalls.
TOKYO — Japan’s economy grew faster than economists anticipated last quarter, reducing the risk of falling back into a recession even as deflation intensifies.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board will hold a public hearing on Feb. 25 to accept evidence, including public comment, on the table games application by Mount Airy Casino Resort. The hearing begins at 10 a.m. at the Paradise Township Municipal Building, Routes 191 and 940, Cresco.
Qwest Communications International Inc., the nation's fourth largest phone company, on Tuesday said its fourth-quarter earnings fell 39 percent as customers disconnected traditional landline phones in favor of cell phones.
Unemployment, a poor business climate and weak housing cut into earnings as well, the company said. Qwest operate
Qwest Communications International Inc. is building a nationwide fiber-optics network to offer faster Internet speeds to its customers.
Unlike Verizon Communications Inc. and AT&T Inc., Qwest doesn't offer video. Instead, it partners with DirecTV Inc. to bundle TV service with its Internet, landline and cell phones.
But
As world markets warily eye Greece's financial crisis, investors are once again focusing on unresolved questions surrounding how deeply indebted Dubai will pay its bills.
In one indication of the re-emerging concerns, Morgan Stanley said the cost to insure against a Dubai default this week shot to the level it was at the peak of the c
The owner of the Express retail apparel chain said Tuesday it is planning to go public.
Express Parent LLC, based in Columbus, Ohio, said in a regulatory filing that it could raise as much as $200 million in its initial public offering. It did not give a date for going public or say how many shares would be offered.
The 30-
A former suburban Boston police chief now says he has serious questions about the investigation done when an accused university shooter killed her brother in 1986.
A Pennsylvania teenager who was behind the wheel in a fatal accident over the weekend was one of the first babies to be carried in the womb by his grandmother.
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