SEC launches formal probe of IBM accounts
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission will be launching a formal investigation into IBM's earnings results, the computer giant said.
Jan 13, 2006
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Yahoo! loses French Nazi goods case
Yahoo! lost trying to get a U.S. court to intervene over a French ruling regarding the sale of Nazi memorabilia on its Web site.
Jan 13, 2006
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Briefs: NZ Telecom pays $12M to Telstra for spat
New Zealand Telecom said Friday it will pay about $12 million to settle a pricing dispute with Australian rival Telstra.
Jan 13, 2006
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Globe Talk: Alluring yet perilous growth
Until not too long ago, having a domestic telecommunications company was seen as a matter of national security as well as pride, even in some of the most open economies in the world. But as public utilities have largely become ...
Jan 13, 2006
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Briefs: Copper-wire thefts vex Telecom Namibia
Telecom Namibia will be accelerating development of fiber-optics and satellite technology to thwart the chronic theft of copper wire.
Jan 13, 2006
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NASA Refines Design For Crew Exploration Vehicle
NASA's Constellation Program is making progress toward selecting a prime contractor to design, develop and build the Crew Exploration Vehicle (CEV), America's first new human spacecraft in 30 years.
Jan 13, 2006
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NASA's Soyuz Deal Will Not Scrap Shuttle
NASA's announcement last week that it will pay Roskosmos $43.8 million to transport one astronaut to and another one from the International Space Station this year represents the agency's acknowledgment that it has no immediate ...
Jan 13, 2006
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Women still tanning despite dangers
U.S. dermatologists say 30 million people aren't getting the message that tanning beds are dangerous to their health.
Jan 13, 2006
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Euro political blogs lagging behind U.S.
Blogging in America has been transformed into a political watchdog post shaking up today's political and journalistic worlds; however, the same effect hasn't made a significant stir in European affairs.
Jan 13, 2006
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Long-term memory controls discovered
Harvard biologists say research on the long-term memory in fruit flies may lead to new therapeutics to treat human memory loss.
Jan 13, 2006
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