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Top 100 startups from the U.S. and Canada are revealed at San Jose, California, event.
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Nobody wants to just sell phones, but broader ambition has its perils.
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A new British service offers satellite TV without the subscription charge.
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Media executives gathered at the Argyle Executive Forum on Leadership in Media in New York, where there was more lamenting over old media's lack of clear business model in the Internet age than forecasting at the confab.
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Now that a deal is off, both companies need to rethink their strategies.
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If Yahoo's managers are hoping Ballmer will go away, they should know retreat is not in his vocabulary.
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This week's earnings reports show that some companies (Apple) can do no wrong, some get no respect (Microsoft)--and then there are the guys who just can't win (Yahoo).
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The aggressive business tactics of U.S. companies are often cast as alien in Paris, but French entrepreneurs can emulate the Microsoft-Yahoo approach.
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Mobile applications, social networks, content management, and online advertising stand out on this year's European list.
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If Microsoft's Steve Ballmer plays hardball with Yahoo, he will have to figure out how to keep the best talent from fleeing.
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