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Advanced Micro Devices to buy ATI
Jul 24 2006 6:44PM (CT)
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Advanced Micro Devices Inc. struck another blow at Intel Corp., its bigger rival in the market for personal-computer microprocessors, as it disclosed plans Monday to buy one of the dominant makers of graphics chips in a $5.4 million deal that analysts said could fundamentally alter competition in the semiconductor industry.
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Some plaintiffs fight Google settlement
Jul 24 2006 3:58PM (CT)
TEXARKANA, Ark. (AP) - A set of plaintiffs in a class-action suit argued Monday that Google has not exercised reasonable care to prevent "click fraud" and has misrepresented efforts to stop swindlers from repeatedly clicking Web site links to drive up advertising costs.
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AOL poised to offer more free services
Jul 24 2006 12:56PM (CT)
NEW YORK (AP) - The company responsible for introducing millions of people to the Internet is poised to undergo a transformation that would likely accelerate its decline as a gatekeeper of access to the information superhighway.
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MySpace outage blamed on L.A. power loss
Jul 24 2006 12:41PM (CT)
NEW YORK (AP) - The popular social-networking site MySpace.com suffered a pair of extended outages over the weekend because of power problems at a key data center in the Los Angeles area, the company said Monday.
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Report: Philips chip unit may fetch $10B
Jul 24 2006 5:15AM (CT)
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) - Shares of Royal Philips Electronics NV jumped Monday on a report that private equity firms may be willing to pay around 8 billion euros ($10.1 billion) for the company's semiconductor division.
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Report: Philips chip unit may fetch $10B
Jul 24 2006 5:15AM (CT)
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) - Shares of Royal Philips Electronics NV jumped Monday on a report that private equity firms may be willing to pay around 8 billion euros ($10.1 billion) for the company's semiconductor division.
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Marine Corps looking for MySpace buddies
Jul 24 2006 2:49AM (CT)
KANEOHE, Hawaii (AP) - Teens looking to hook up with a friend on the popular Web community MySpace may bump into an unexpected buddy: the U.S. Marine Corps.
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