Google VP Marissa Mayer to Speak at Harvard Business School Conference SYS-CON Media
This week, Google announced the acquisition of JotSpot, a web-based collaboration tool, for an undisclosed amount. Coming on the heels of the $1.65 billion purchase of YouTube, this transaction demonstrates Google's continuing business development efforts. However, what will Google's strategy look like going forward? Will they buy small teams or repeat large multi-billion dollar deals? These
Palm CEO Ed Colligan to Speak at Harvard Business School Conference SYS-CON Media
Yesterday, NTP filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, alleging that Palm's products and services have improperly used NTP's wireless email technology. In March, NTP received a $612.7 million settlement from Blackberry maker, Research in Motion. What impact will the current lawsuit have on mobile convergence? Ed Colligan, CEO of Palm, will speak about where
HARVARD BUSINESS SCHOOL PROFESSOR OFFERS FABLE ABOUT MANAGING CHANGE Harvard Business School
BOSTON - Change affects all of us – these days more rapidly than ever before. It’s supposed to be our friend. But many people regard it with trepidation, and when it is clearly called for in an organization, they don’t know how to manage it effectively.
Palm CEO Ed Colligan to Speak at Harvard Business School Conference PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance
Yesterday, NTP filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia, alleging that Palm's products and services have improperly used NTP's wireless email technology.
Google VP Marissa Mayer to Speak at Harvard Business School Conference PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance
This week, Google announced the acquisition of JotSpot, a web-based collaboration tool, for an undisclosed amount.
Nicaragua Says No to HBS Alum The Harvard Crimson
Election Day is today, but one Harvard alum has already lost his bid for office—in Nicaragua. Eduardo R. Montealegre, a 1980 Harvard Business School grad, saw his hopes of gaining the Nicaraguan presidency crushed by a former Marxist.
AUS Tertiary Update Scoop.co.nz
VC rails against staff member The University of Auckland Vice-Chancellor, Professor Stuart McCutcheon, has publicly claimed that a member of his academic staff has made statements which are damaging to the University and bear no relationship to the truth.
World in brief Grande Prairie Daily Herald-Tribune
PESHAWAR, Pakistan (AP) - A suicide attacker detonated a bomb at a Pakistan army training base in northwestern Pakistan today, killing at least 35 soldiers and wounding several others, government officials said.
Citgo deals with political backlash Worcester Telegram & Gazette
BOSTON - Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez' calls for a socialist revolution haven't made it easy for Citgo Petroleum Corp. to quietly go about refining oil and selling gas to U.S. consumers, or steer clear of spats between Caracas and Washington.
Daniel Ortega: Return of the Sandinista Independent
Short in stature and wearing horn-rimmed spectacles, Daniel Ortega looked more like Buddy Holly than Fidel Castro when he burst onto the world scene in the days after Nicaragua's 1979 revolution. Today, 27 years on, the man Ronald Reagan called "the little dictator" and considered America's greatest military threat, is no taller and quite a bit podgier. The AK-47 is rusting in the cupboard and

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