Apple must be steaming. It's bad enough that Google wants to kill the iPhone, as Apple says , but now it appears the Internet giant, along with Intel and Sony, is making a moving into your living room.

Google will be selling the Nexus One with AT&T, but the non-contracted $529 phone will make it a hard sell. It's the latest in a larger battle between the two companies...

The mysterious illness began with an odd tingling of the fingers one week, a creeping numbness in the feet the next. Sometimes, deep and painful muscle cramps would wake the factory workers from their dorm beds. Weeks later, man...

New York gold futures closed slightly higher on Wednesday, marking a third straight day of gains. The Federal Reserve's assurance on Tuesday to keep interest rates unchanged was still a cited factor in metals movement, as was a bigger-than-expected decline in wholesale inflation. US stocks rallied, with the Dow, Nasdaq and S&P all closing at fresh 2010 highs...

US producer prices declined more than expected in February, according to the latest figures provided in a government report released Wednesday ...

AT&T announced on Wednesday their new ZERO Charger, which aims to drive a stake through the heart of vampires, power vampires that is.

For many years, there have been potential buyers of gold and silver who have sat on the sidelines, waiting for "the right time to buy." In my experience, most of these people never do get around to actually jumping into the market.

There's plenty of HTC Nexus One news this week, some good and some bad . The latest news is that the Nexus One will be coming to Sprint, meaning all four major carriers in the U.S. will be carrying the "Google Phone."

... "I guess I'd like to say at this point in time, I can't support this merger," she said. Senator Byron Dorgan, from home loan South Dakota, took a middle ground, saying, "I think if this merger is approved, it's going to be approved with conditions." Christine ...

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke will make the case to Congress on Wednesday that the Fed should retain supervision of smaller banks. News

It disturbs me when I see comments from candidates who have given up.

As the recession has dragged on, I sense that more people are starting to give up their job search. A number of mainstream news articles seem to confirm this when they discuss that unemployment numbers are understated, due (in part) to people who have exhausted their unemployment benefits and have given up.

In a good market, candidates can make mistakes and still land jobs, because in good job market there's a shortage of candidates. That's not the case today - candidates who are finding jobs are both persistent and are executing their search effectively. It's seldom the case of a candidate getting lucky, but more often the successful candidate engineering their luck.

When I talk to unsuccessful frustrated candidates, the consistent story line is one of persistence in tactics. However, one consistent trait among successful candidates is the willingness to try new tactics, rather than giving up when frustrated.

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Verizon has posted details of the upcoming Motorola Droid Android 2.1 update. The ROM update will make the Droid only the second device to carry the latest version of Android, after the HTC Nexus One.

The Honda Motor Company will recall more than 410,000 Odyssey minivans and Element small trucks because of braking system problems that could make it tougher to stop the vehicle if not repaired.

The Federal Reserve's policymaking arm offered no surprises Tuesday as it kept the target fed funds rate unchanged at near zero.