Martha Stewart has been out of jail for four days and has now returned to work with plans for her company.

Jeff Immelt, the Chairman and CEO of General Electric got a salary increase of 13% last year.

Verizon is giving MCI two weeks to make up its mind about merging with Qwest Communications.

While the Nintendo DS gaming system has only recently hit the consumer market, information about a release of a new version of their Game Boy Advanced system has started to surface.

Since the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster over two years ago, NASA has grounded their space shuttle missions. However, the agency appears to be on track to reintroduce shuttle flights to NASA operations.

A thoughtful view on what the role of a blog sponsored and supported by the World Economic Forum should be and how the blog should develop …

Stocks went down with investors getting ready for Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan’s congressional testimony.

CNN: The US Department of Defense plans to add more sites on the Internet to provide information to a global audience …

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Bill Gates claims that Microsoft is dedicated to cooperation with the European Union with antitrust demands.

Emails with CNN Breaking News as the subject may be infected with a malicious worm. The virus community has created the Crowt-A worm, a file that arrives attached to contaminated mailings.

Joined by Microsoft, the state of Texas has filed a lawsuit against what they term as “the world’s fourth largest spammer.”

The FDA has rejected the selling of the cholesterol lowering drug, Mevacor over the counter.

Bankrupt airline, US Airways was granted an extension on a cash loan until the end of June.

The millions of dollars donated by individuals to relief efforts in Southeast Asia have brought criminals and scammers out of the woodwork, US government agencies and private anti-fraud groups warned last week, Internetworld.com reported.

Reviewing my various RSS feeds, I’m literally taken aback by the sheer volume of commentaries about the Asia earthquake/tsunamis disaster by bloggers.

At an investor conference Wednesday, Google CFO George Reyes stated — I think something has to be done about this really, really quickly, because I think, potentially, it threatens our business model.

Yahoo Search has replaced Google as the search engine of choice for CNN and SI.com. Previously, the sites in question were using Google’s search engine. Suddenly, Yahoo appears to be on a hot streak in the search industry.

Search engine Google, in light of their recently announced IPO, have installed a safety net to ensure the founders keep a degree of control. Co-founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page own 33% of Google’s Class B stock and have developed a voting structure that would let them keep the control of their creation.

It seems that Google is getting closer to filing their IPO. The IPO is expected to value Google at around $20-25 billion dollars. Plans for the search engine’s public offering have been kept quiet to the point of being secret. Although today, April 26, 2004, comes news of Google making a deal with two investment banks to underwrite the offering.

According to many financial news outlets, Google is set to announce its plans for their IPO “within days”. The initial report came out of The Wall Street Journal, and the speculation about Google’s IPO comes from the search engine having to open its financial books up for the SEC.