...season, trimming online preorder prices of some upcoming DVDs following last month's price cut on books. The move prompted rivals Amazon.com and Target to cut prices of some online preorder DVDs, which pushed Wal-Mart to take a few...

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...head of retail, Ron Johnson , told Reuters at an event in Paris to launch the store. MICROSOFT CHALLENGE When asked whether Apple felt any pressure from Microsoft 's Windows 7 Cafe, which opened its doors on October 22, Johnson replied:...

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Deja vu: Wal-Mart , Amazon , Target in DVD price war Posted on - Fri Nov 6, 2009 9:53AM EST Add articles about technology to your My Yahoo! Wal-Mart Stores Inc. is upping the ante heading into the holiday season, trimming the online...

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...business practices. Cuomo said Intel for several years bribed or coerced computer makers such as Dell Inc , Hewlett-Packard Co and International Business Machines Corp to use its microprocessors or stop using those of rivals. The...

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Posted in Enterprise, 5th November 2009 15:59 GMT Free whitepaper - Straight Talk with Dell : Sending out an SaaS The U.S. economy may look like it is coming out of the Great Recession, at least according to the economists who work for...

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...the statement said. Cuomo 's statement detailed the alleged kickback deals, including internal emails from Intel , Dell , HP and IBM. Many of the alleged deals included references to Intel 's main rival, Advanced Micro Devices. ( AMD ,...

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... Amazon never wavers from perfection. A blip in the economy, a holiday season that falters, Apple (AAPL , Fortune 500) or Netflix (NFLX ) putting a real dent in Amazon 's media business, and the stock will take a hefty hit. Long-term Amazon is...

In this article: Amazon, EBay, Netflix, Starbucks, Costco, Apple, Revenue, Recession, and Jeff Bezos

...actions the quicker it, and the entire computer industry, can move on," he said. The lawsuit accuses Intel of paying US computer maker Dell nearly two billion US dollars in "rebates" in 2006. Another US computer maker, Hewlett Packard ,...

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... Intel servers, according to a statement cited in the document made by Dell 's "lead negotiator with Intel." Intel 's negotiator with Dell queried Dell 's lead negotiator about what Dell needed to "meet comp exposure." Dell 's negotiator, e-mailed...

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...concessions in its planned acquisition of Sun Microsystems (and the open-source database MySQL ), Amazon.com recently offered the EC all the proof it needs that MySQL competition remains alive and well. For those who missed it, Amazon...

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...obviously nothing new, though Amazon has been particularly successful in using its link networks for both sales and to garner higher Google rankings for organic advertising. This new program does introduce an issue related to link fraud,...

In this article: Twitter, Amazon.com, Revenue, MuleSource, and Apple Corps

...cool stuff. And Apple is hardly the only business that tries to lock in customers--wireless carriers (including Apple partner AT&T ) are probably the worst offenders. Nor is Apple the only vendor to use one product as leverage to push others...

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...get information faster than through some standard Web pages retrieved through traditional Internet searches. Last month, Google Inc and Microsoft Corp announced back-to-back deals to make Twitter messages retrievable by their search...

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AT&T Inc is suing Verizon Wireless in an effort to stop its bigger mobile rival from using "misleading" coverage maps in advertisements that AT&T says are causing it to lose "incalculable market share." According to the lawsuit which AT&T...

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...in July. Zappos , which made a name for itself based on outside-the-box customer service principles, will stay independent from the Amazon.com brand and will continue to operate out of its Las Vegas headquarters. Numbers released by J.P....

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...shutting plants, reducing suppliers and slashing jobs by the thousands. But the global economic slump and lack of hit products like Apple 's iPhone and Nintendo 's Wii have hampered recovery efforts. Sony, whose global competitors include...

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...<RIM.TO> Blackberry. Sony recently launched a cheaper version of the PS3 last month to better compete with Microsoft Corp's < MSFT.O> Xbox 360 and Nintendo Co's <7974. OS> Wii. The move put pressure on Sony 's profitability, but spurred...

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That doesn't necessarily mean, however, that these merchants will stop using competing offerings such as eBay 's PayPal or Google. 's Checkout service. "When you look around at leading e-retailers in the U.S. , many of them are...

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