Archive for January 18, 2012
January 18, 2012 | 
Author Joining “likes” on Facebook, the social network has added dozens of new types of posts, including “bought,” “read” and “want.”
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Andrew McDiarmid says voting on the legislation should be delayed so that the bills can be improved.
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By 2018 the world pure smart grid business will need to be running at $155 billion, some 50% larger than the current annual expenditure for all electricalal transmission and distribution equipment.
By 2018 the world-pure smart grid business will need to be running at $155 billion, some 50% larger than the current annual expenditure for all electricalal transmission and distribution equipment. This will require major restructuring of both the supply and demand side if a truly “smart” grid is to be realized. Memoori Business Intelligence’s research estimates that $2 trillion will need to be invested globally by 2030.
The mobile data our smartphones love to suck up is once again going up in price.
You can add Rick Santorum to the list of Republican presidential candidates with plans to cut taxes for most Americans, while possibly adding billions to the federal deficit.
Mortgage loan applications surged 23% last week, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association, as record-low interest rates convinced many homeowners it was time to refinance into lower-cost loans.
So Mitt Romney thinks his effective tax rate is about 15%.
Wal-Mart, the world’s largest retailer, has launched an “American Idol”-like contest to find the best new products.
While Internet giants staged a massive online protest against proposed anti-piracy legislation, hundreds gathered in New York for an in-person show of opposition.
Law enforcement officials announced charges against seven hedge fund and investment professionals Wednesday in an insider trading case they called “a stunning portrait of organized corruption on a grand scale.”
