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eBay bans cross-border ivory sales
Jun 5 2007 5:13PM (CT)
THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) - The online auction house eBay Inc. said Tuesday it will ban cross-border trade of ivory products, following a study by a wildlife group that found nine out of 10 of the items sold on the Internet are probably illegal.
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eBay bans cross-border ivory sales
Jun 5 2007 5:13PM (CT)
THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) - The online auction house eBay Inc. said Tuesday it will ban cross-border trade of ivory products, following a study by a wildlife group that found nine out of 10 of the items sold on the Internet are probably illegal.
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IBM settles SEC probe of options report
Jun 5 2007 3:29PM (CT)
BOSTON (AP) - An investigation of IBM Corp. by the Securities and Exchange Commission ended Tuesday without penalty, although the government found that the technology company misled analysts about employee stock-option expenses in 2005.
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IBM settles SEC probe of options report
Jun 5 2007 3:29PM (CT)
BOSTON (AP) - An investigation of IBM Corp. by the Securities and Exchange Commission ended Tuesday without penalty, although the government found that the technology company misled analysts about employee stock-option expenses in 2005.
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Executive: Virtual world not political
Jun 5 2007 2:05PM (CT)
HONG KONG (AP) - China's new virtual universe, an online world featuring Chinese landmarks and shops, will focus on business and avoid politics, the head of the company developing the program said Tuesday.
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Executive: Virtual world not political
Jun 5 2007 2:05PM (CT)
HONG KONG (AP) - China's new virtual universe, an online world featuring Chinese landmarks and shops, will focus on business and avoid politics, the head of the company developing the program said Tuesday.
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Satellite radio firms hire lobbyists
Jun 5 2007 12:15PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - The nation's only two satellite radio companies have hired a high-profile public affairs firm to lobby the federal government on their proposed combination, which faces regulatory and congressional scrutiny.
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Satellite radio firms hire lobbyists
Jun 5 2007 12:15PM (CT)
WASHINGTON (AP) - The nation's only two satellite radio companies have hired a high-profile public affairs firm to lobby the federal government on their proposed combination, which faces regulatory and congressional scrutiny.
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Salesforce.com to help Google sell ads
Jun 5 2007 12:02PM (CT)
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Online software pioneer Salesforce.com Inc. will help Internet search leader Google Inc. sell ads as part of a partnership that falls short of Wall Street's anticipation since word of the alliance leaked last month.
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Salesforce.com to help Google sell ads
Jun 5 2007 12:02PM (CT)
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Online software pioneer Salesforce.com Inc. will help Internet search leader Google Inc. sell ads as part of a partnership that falls short of Wall Street's anticipation since word of the alliance leaked last month.
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Ask.com's search results go '3D'
Jun 5 2007 10:56AM (CT)
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - Internet search engine Ask.com has been chasing market leader Google Inc. for years without making much headway, but that hasn't deterred its engineers from trying to set the pace for innovation.
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Industry wants ban on bulb in Europe
Jun 5 2007 10:43AM (CT)
BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - European light-bulb makers said Tuesday they want to phase out the standard incandescent light bulb in eight years, replacing it with more eco-friendly, energy-efficient lamps.
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Industry wants ban on bulb in Europe
Jun 5 2007 10:43AM (CT)
BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - European light-bulb makers said Tuesday they want to phase out the standard incandescent light bulb in eight years, replacing it with more eco-friendly, energy-efficient lamps.
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Joost names Mike Volpi as CEO
Jun 5 2007 8:24AM (CT)
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) - Joost appointed Cisco veteran Mike Volpi as chief executive officer, the Internet-based TV service said Tuesday.
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Concerns emerge over iTunes user data
Jun 5 2007 6:40AM (CT)
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Apple Inc.'s recent rollout of songs without copy protection software at its iTunes Store has given consumers new flexibility, but questions have emerged over the company's inclusion of personal data in purchased music tracks.
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