Last week, Taiwanese mobile phone maker HTC Corporation announced a series of changes at the executive level, aimed at showing the company's commitment to the Asian market.The leading handset vendor notes that the Asia-Pacific region is one of the most important markets for its products, and that its interest i... |
23 May 2011
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The Anonymous activist group, which has so far become well known for attacking the sites of banks and other organization which refused to serve the Wikileaks organization, has announced that it will be continuing its assaults on Sony and that the company will be targeted for a long time.
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7 April 2011
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The outing of Dirk Meyer from AMD's CEO position was, without a doubt, one of the most shocking moves of early 2011, leaving the whole world wondering just who'll have the skills to take the world's second most important chip manufacturer to a whole new level, as the company's board demands.
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21 January 2011
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While keeping relatively mum on the top executives leaving the company, Microsoft highlighted the promotions of no less than 14 of its leaders that continue along with the company. The new and expanded roles for key executives have resulted in a total of seven new senior vice presidents and seven new corporate vice p... |
15 February 2008
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It all started in the second week of January with Microsoft confirming the departure of Bruce Jaffe, Corporate Vice President, Corporate Development. But Jaffe signaled only the beginning of what was to come. It is hard not to look at Jaffe as a trend setter, but the fact of the matter is that lately Microsoft top e... |
17 January 2008
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I think that Yahoo should turn to hardware/software development, it would really strike rich with what I think would be the most innovative design and concept ever: the executive yShuffle. It would have a magnificent media display, with a real-lively looking screen that wouldn't suck the juice from any battery, ... |
4 December 2007
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Some of us, the normal users, know what e-mails to dodge and when to be cautious about hackers. But some people can't help it - they're compelled to open certain e-mails, as it's in the nature of their workplace. And hackers have noticed this, and now they're exploiting it! Anybody that has a hig... |
25 September 2007
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