Yahoo’s quarterly earnings report came in $6 million below what The Street expected, and the stock is taking a beating as a result.

To help celebrate its 10th anniversary online, the CNN web site has created a special section entitled Online Evolution.

CNN Money reports that Country Music Television has signed Chris Nelson to a one-year $100,000 deal to watch reruns of “The Dukes of Hazzard” on the cable channel and write blog postings for the network’s Web site.

Starting June 20th, the existing video feeds available from the news network will be more prominently displayed on its web site.

CNN has launched a sophisticated Google attack designed to lower the rank of posts critical of the network by introducing spam into the comment stream …

Warner Music Group has decided on a range of $22 to $24 for its initial public offering.

Corinne P. Greenberg, has recieved $2 billion worth of American International Group shares from her husband, the company’s former chief executive, Maurice “Hank” Greenberg.

March retail sales did not live up to Wall Street’s expectations, but did manage to grow moderately.

Gas supplies have gotten lower in the United States and as a result, oil prices have gone up.

Burger King has released a new breakfast sandwhich which contains 730 calories and 47 grams of fat.

USA Today: Mainstream media continue to be wary of Internet bloggers because the reporting and opinions on their Web sites are often not subject to journalistic checks and balances, such as editing and rules on sourcing.

The EU pledged its continuing support, amidst assorted criticisms, of the Airbus airline. The decision caused Washington to react with consternation, breaking off talks with EU representatives.

As you can see from the image below, Yahoo and CNN are running small text links on My Yahoo! that encourage readers to add CNN.com’s main RSS feed to their personalized page.

A Women’s Wear Daily article reported that Sears, Roebuck & Co. wants to sell its Lands’ End catalog company which it bought for $1.9 billion in 2002.

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.