Investigators at the Johns Hopkins University (JHU) determined that poor outcomes in negotiations can mostly be attributed to less-trusting individuals who engage in counterproductive behaviors. The team says that many deals in all possible areas fell due to such behaviors. The best example to illustrate their point ... |
19 December 2011
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In a move akin to that of optimizing the A4 ARM SoC used by the iPad, Apple may be planning to develop customized x64 CPUs for its Macs that AMD could be interested in building specifically for use by Apple, people familiar with the matter say. However, alleged talks with AMD could be part of a competitive leveragin... |
19 April 2010
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Google made some huge waves in January when it announced that it no longer wants to run a censored search engine in the country. There were those that questioned the company's motives but overall, the move got wide support in the US and internationally. Since then though, not much has happened, nothing has happe... |
23 February 2010
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Verizon Wireless has not left aside its plans to offer its users the possibility to taste the latest Palm device on the market, the webOS-based Pre. Previous rumors suggested that the carrier might have moved over the Pre, being interested in other high-end handsets, yet it seems that, starting with January 2010, the... |
26 September 2009
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According to leading experts at the University of Southampton, scientists at the institution are on the verge of completing the first-ever computerized agent, able to manage and negotiate the best online deals for buyers and sellers. Plans are to have the first operational models ready by this Christmas, in time for ... |
6 August 2009
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According to the latest details, IBM could back away from the negations it was reportedly undergoing with the board of directors at Sun Microsystems. Apparently, Sun's board rejected the formal offer delivered by IBM on Saturday, also sending a notice that the company didn't want to continue its exclusive n... |
6 April 2009
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The latest news on the Web reports the fact that the Finnish mobile phone maker Nokia plans to enter the netbook market in the near future. The company's intention to develop a compact mobile computer have been unveiled during the Mobile World Congress last week in Barcelona, and now more and more info on the ma... |
28 February 2009
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It seems that Vodafone is after all in talks with Palm for the marketing of the Palm Pre in the European market, at least in the Netherlands if not on the entire continent. According to Ivo Philipsen, spokesperson of Now-Mobile, exclusive Palm agent in Benelux, the companies are negotiating an exclusive deal with Vod... |
27 February 2009
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It was just about time for Apple to turn its attention to its global iPhone release, now that it broke the ice in Europe. The producer is now in talks with China Mobile for the handset's support in Asia.Apple is a pretty big fish in the high tech pond, but China Mobile can be seen as a whale. The company turns o... |
14 November 2007
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