Reuters reports that Yahoo’s quarterly results were much better than expected. “It looks like search revenue was particularly strong for Yahoo …

As Intel and AMD prepare to clash over the dual-core processor throne, information concerning each party’s dual-core entry continues to eek out.

Via Constantin Basturea, news that Robert Scoble’s boss at Microsoft, Lenn Pryor, is leaving the company to join Skype.

Pfizer released their first quarter earnings and those earnings plummeted 87% largely due to the Food and Drug Administration booting Bextra from the market place because of concerns with drug connected to heart attacks and skin problems. The world’s largest drug manufacturer claimed this and other charges played the main role in its significant earnings drop.

Salomon Levis, Chairman of the Board and CEO of Doral Financial, announced that after consulting with various financial institutions and other firms with experience in valuation issues, the Company has…

Business world. That two word phrase, when entered into the Google search interface box, gives back 461 million returns.

Wells Fargo & Company reported record diluted earnings per common share of $1.08 for first quarter 2005, compared with $1.03 in first quarter 2004, up 5 percent.

I’m not sure how much steam is left in the click fraud story, but it continues to be the hottest topic in search.

SIRIUS Satellite Radio and Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia announced an exclusive four-year agreement to create and launch a Martha Stewart-branded satellite radio channel.

One thing I’ve frequently commented about in this blog is ethics in the communication profession. Or, rather, about the lack of an authoritative and cohesive voice that speaks on ethics on behalf of the profession.

The New York Presbyterian Medical Center, which saved my life back in 1982, is embracing RSS in an innovative way.

The European PC market drove up sales for the 1st quarter. Industry leader Dell led the way although their growth dropped below 20% for the first time in 3 years according to a new report from Gartner.

Adobe acquired Macromedia for $3.4 billion in stock. What’s interesting about this deal is how the combined company has two web platforms, .pdf and Flash, and neither are web friendly.

At the National Association of Broadcasters convention, NAB2005, Microsoft announced that Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE) is implementing the Microsoft Connected Services Framework.

GE Commercial Finance has agreed to acquire Bombardier Capital’s Inventory Finance Division (BCIFD).

Swaroop wants to Wikify Yahoo! Notepad. Did you even know we had a Yahoo! Notepad? I bet many of you did not.

HP and Infinity Broadcasting announced they will work together to deploy Visual Radio to U.S. listeners.

Cisco Systems introduced the Cisco XR 12000 Series routers, which represents the combination of the Cisco Internetworking Operating System (IOS) XR software with the proven market-leading capabilities of the Cisco 12000 Series routers.

Need SMS Enterprise Text Messaging Services? Choose Mobile Data Service Providers and not Mobile Operators.

A coworker pointed out the Mozilla Web-Mail project: “The Web-Mail extension creates a platform which other extensions use to integrate web based email accounts into Mozilla Thunderbird.

Although I haven’t yet tried Skype, I believe in it. There’s something about “the world’s big, free Internet telephony company” that sort of makes you sit up and take notice.

Bank of America reported that first quarter net income rose to $4.70 billion, or $1.14 per share (diluted), from $2.68 billion, or $0.91 per share, a year ago.