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  • Verizon posts $1.93 bln loss on pension liabilities, superstorm

    Jan 22- Verizon Communications Inc posted a $1.93 billion quarterly loss due to pension liabilities and storm-related charges that offset strength in its wireless business. Revenue rose 4.5 percent to $30.05 billion, compared with Wall Street expectations for $29.83 billion, according to Thomson Reuters I/B/E/S.

  • AT&T Will Take a Charge of $10 Billion for Pension Costs

    AT&T warned that it would take a fourth-quarter charge of about $10 billion because of bigger-than-expected pension obligations. AT&T also said it was lowering its expected long-term rate of return because of continued uncertainty in the securities markets and the American economy.

  • Apple's iPhone 5S Coming in June or July: Analyst

    Apple's iPhone 5S may launch in June or July, Jefferies analyst Peter Misek said in a note to clients.

  • Dell Buyout Could Be Announced Within 2 Weeks
    Dell Computer Corp in Austin, Texas.

    The price will likely be between $13.50 and $14 a share, with an equity investment from Silver Lake and other potential investors of roughly $2 billion.

  • Apple Finds the iPhone Rumor Mill Can Be a Real Grind

    The shine is clearly off Apple. Forgive the tired pun, but there really hasn’t been a more appropriate time to use it over the last ten years. And now, as Apple faces stepped-up competition from Samsung, the iPhone faces a PR problem, too.

  • Dell in Talks to Go Private, Shares Surge
    Dell Computer Corp in Austin, Texas.

    Dell is in talks with private equity firms on a potential buyout, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.

  • Focus is Back on Income Generation: Pro 

    Martin Lakos, Division Director, Macquarie Private Wealth says markets are showing appetite to take on more risk and increase their focus on income generation. He favors Australian telco and banking sectors.

  • UPDATE 1-Vodafone apologises for Blackberry fault

    LONDON, Jan 11- Mobile operator Vodafone apologised on Friday after some customers using Research in Motion's Blackberry handset lost emails in Europe, Middle East and Africa. Vodafone, the world's second-largest mobile operator with 407 million customers globally, said the problem was due to a router error and said services were now being restored.

  • Vodafone says some customers hit by Blackberry problems

    LONDON, Jan 11- Mobile operator Vodafone said on Friday some of its customers were not receiving emails via their Blackberry phones, and that it was working with the handset maker Research in Motion to rectify the problem. "We are aware that some BlackBerry customers are experiencing issues," Vodafone said.

  • How Samsung Is Dealing With Apple Dropping Chips

    Samsung Electronics is looking to supply chips to more Chinese and other emerging smartphone makers to counter any fall-off in demand from Apple.

  • Sprint confident of Clearwire bid, no need to best Dish -sources

    NEW YORK, Jan 9- Sprint Nextel Corp is under no pressure to raise its $2 billion offer for Clearwire Corp to beat a higher bid by Dish Network Corp as it holds several trump cards it can play to thwart its rival, three sources close to the matter said.

  • FCC to push for faster wi-fi at airports, other hubs

    Federal Communications Chairman Julius Genachowski said in a speech at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas on Wednesday that the agency planned to free up unlicensed spectrum in the 5 gigahertz band in order to improve wi-fi service both in terms of speed and capacity.

  • Apple Working on Cheaper iPhone: Report

    Apple is working on a cheaper version of its popular iPhone that could be released this year, according to a report in the Wall Street Journal on Tuesday.

  • UPDATE 4-Dish trumps Sprint's offer for Clearwire with $2.3 bln bid

    Jan 8- Dish Network put in a bid for Clearwire Corp on Tuesday that trumped Sprint Nextel's $2.2 billion offer, setting the stage for a takeover battle for the wireless service provider that owns crucial mobile spectrum.

  • Dish Network Offers To Buy Clearwire For $3.30 Per Share

    Dish Network has made an unsolicited offer to buy Clearwire for about $2.28 billion, trumping an offer by Clearwire shareholder Sprint Nextel and potentially interfering with Softbank plan to take a majority stake in Sprint.

  • UPDATE 1-AT&T to launch home monitoring service in March

    LAS VEGAS, Jan 7- AT&T Inc plans to kick off its Digital Life home monitoring service in eight U.S. markets in March, part of its efforts to expand wireless services beyond phones.

  • Why France Is at Center of Battle for Internet Dollars

    In a potential test case for Europe, the French government on Monday ordered a big Internet service provider to stop blocking online advertisements, saying the company had no right to edit the contents of the Web for users. The NYT reports.

  • Vodafone Gets India Tax Office Reminder on $2 Billion Tax Dues

    British telecommunications carrier Vodafone Group said on Saturday it has received a reminder from Indian tax authorities on disputed tax dues over its 2007 acquisition of Indian mobile assets.

  • Angry Birds, YouTube Among Top Apps

    Several apps released this year quickly joined the ranks of the top downloaded and revenue grossing apps of the year so what were they?

  • Tech Investing: Looking for the Digital Red Flags

    The trick to investing in the fast-moving tech sector is to catch the red flags -- and know when to fold 'em.

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