A suspect in what US officials call the biggest intrusion into military computers ever detected will fight extradition.

Federal Reserve chairman Alan Greenspan testified before the joint economic committee of Congress today and gave reassuring word that the economy, while somewhat soft in the first quarter, continues to remain strong overall.

When it comes to new internet marketing opportunities for your business, RSS just might be the answer you were looking for. Here are just some of the new opportunities it can provide you with

The Semiconductor Industry Association has revised its outlook and is expecting computer chip sales to increase by 6% reaching a record $226 billion this year.

It’s always refreshing to know that the folks working on some of the highest profile open source projects realize that they (well, “we”) live in our own bubble…

They say that today is the first day of the rest of your life. That makes everyday an important one though as we all know, some days are much more important than others. Today is one of those days.

Microsoft’s plan to finally add a feature found in many other browsers and add-ons comes to IE6 via the MSN Toolbar now.

Revenue Roundtable put thought leader content into context, and one of the tools is obviously blogs. Take a look, there’s a nice mindmap of the different sources.

Arieanna and I finished our next episode of our Canadian Professional Blogging Podcast on Monday. This is part 1 of a two part episode on developing your blogging voice.

Achieving excellence in our work is an integral part of feeling genuinely satisfied in life. We want our careers or businesses to blossom, making us financially secure and content with our achievements. Here are seven stepping-stones that lead to career growth and excellence.

The all cash purchase valued at $21 per share brings the IT management and governance solution company into the Computer Associates fold.

While neither Sony’s Blu-ray nor Toshiba’s HD-DVD have become the clear winner, consumers definitely lose.

While waiting for someone to show up to a meeting, a few of us were chatting about music. Greg was playing a selection from his “music that’d scare you about the rest of my music collection” (or something like that).

Tropical Storm Arlene became the first named storm of 2005 and caught the current to Cuba as the hurricane season gets underway. The storm, once it hits Cuba, is expected to head up through the Gulf of Mexico and up into the U.S.

But questions remain as an independent oversight committee notes 3 of 15 recommendations haven’t been addressed.

A downturn in crude oil pricing based on a rise in US fuel stocks has begun turning upward again.

Apparently, search engine mapping services have become all the rage. Since the launch of the Google Maps satellite service, real-time, image-rich maps are in demand.

Australia’s biggest phone company, Telstra, has appointed former CEO of U.S. West and Orange SA, Solomon Trujillo as its own CEO. Telstra’s current CEO, Dr. Ziggy Switkowski is stepping down on the first of July.

Widget sales are booming – the competition is scrambling, demand is up, and the books are finally treading water. Your core management team has big ideas for the future of Widget Inc. Opportunity is abundant; but how will you fund that next big leap?

Plumbing the unlighted depths of a storage building, NASA staff find a relic from the Cold War.

Since the launch of Google Sitemaps, search engine gurus far and wide have weighed in with their thoughts about Google’s “inclusion” program.

Blogs are forcing journalists and journalism to become more accountable. And those who can’t beat the bloggers at their own game (news/opinion), really better join them in adopting their best practices.