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  • Severin Schwan, Roche CEO, discusses the company's future growth plans developing innovative medicines to fight the battle against cancer and Alzheimer disease.

  • A DualShock 3 wireless controller for Sony Computer Entertainment Inc.'s PlayStation 3 (PS3).

    Sony will this month host its first major Playstation meeting in two years, sparking a flare-up in online speculation the Japanese consumer electronics giant is preparing to unveil the successor to its 70 million-selling PS3 games console. Sony declined to say whether it would release a new product at the meeting in New York on Feb. 20. "

  • TOKYO, Feb 1- Sony Corp will this month host its first major Playstation meeting in two years, sparking a flare-up in online speculation the Japanese consumer electronics giant is preparing to unveil the successor to its 70 million-selling PS3 games console. Sony declined to say whether it would release a new product at the meeting in New York on Feb. 20. "

  • Steve Howe, Ernst & Young, discusses how companies can overcome capital challenges by engaging their inner entrepreneur.

  • Fred Smith, FedEx chairman & CEO, discusses jobs creation and the importance for companies to remain innovative.

  • *Research In Motion changes company's name to BlackBerry. NEW YORK, Jan 30- Research In Motion Ltd on Wednesday unveiled the long-delayed line of smartphones it hopes will put it on the comeback trail, but it disappointed investors by saying U.S. sales of its all-new BlackBerry 10 devices will not start until March, sending its share price tumbling 12 percent.

  • Sales of "point-and-shoot" digital cameras are declining as investors shift to smartphones, with CNBC's Herb Greenberg.

  • *Research In Motion changes company's name to BlackBerry. NEW YORK, Jan 30- Research In Motion Ltd unveiled the long-delayed line of smartphones it hopes will put it on the comeback trail on Wednesday but it disappointed investors by saying U.S. sales of its all-new BlackBerry 10 will start only in March.

  • CNBC's Julia Boorstin and Patrick Chung, NEA Partner speak to One Kings Lane CEO Doug Mack about how loyal its customers are, and how he plans to ensure quality.

  • Kevin Michaluk, CrackBerry.com founder & editor in chief, explains what has him so excited about BlackBerry's new smartphone.

  • Israel Ganot, Gazelle president, co-founder and CEO, shares his thoughts on why the amount of BlackBerry trade-ins has doubled over the past month.

  • Jan 30- Research In Motion Ltd has launched its new line of re-engineered BlackBerry smartphones, taking the wraps off the long-delayed devices at a series of events around the world on Wednesday.

  • John Sculley, former Apple CEO, discusses three things that RIM needs to do to turnaround the company. "A lot of it is going to be about pricing," Sculley added.

  • BlackBerry 10

    The innovative line of BlackBerry smartphones that Research In Motion will formally unveil on Wednesday has already succeeded on one crucial count - getting RIM back in the conversation.

  • BlackBerry 10

    The innovative line of BlackBerry smartphones that Research In Motion will formally unveil on Wednesday has already succeeded on one crucial count - getting RIM back in the conversation.

  • Ford lost money in Europe and Asia in 2012, in part because it's making changes in those regions to allow future growth. Ford is closing plants and introducing new products to Europe to spur sales in that depressed region, while it's building plants and developing new cars for Asia to take advantage of tremendous growth opportunities.

  • SEATTLE, Jan 29- Microsoft Corp launched new Office software for home users on Tuesday, featuring constantly updated, online access to documents from all kinds of devices as the world's largest software company attempts to tailor its most profitable product to a mobile generation.

  • Research in Motion (RIM) CEO Thorsten Heins speaks during the BlackBerry Jam 2012 conference at the San Jose Convention Center on September 25, 2012 in San Jose, California.

    Research In Motion is back on the map just as it prepares to launch a new BlackBerry. Yet the question most observers appear to be asking is: is it too little, too late?

  • Carter Cleveland, Art.sy founder & CEO, explains how his company is making the art world more accessible and easier to explore online.

  • Drew Olanoff, TechCrunch write; and Rocco Pendola,TheStreet.com writer, discuss whether Apple is still on top of the innovation heap or losing ground to its competitors.