The beleaguered Japanese carmaker is sending notices to Sienna owners to warn them of brake-light switch brackets that are susceptible to damage and could lead to eventual loss of braking effectiveness. No accidents relating to…
Paris-based pharma Sanofi-Aventis has pushed back its offer deadline for Massachusetts-based biotech Genzyme by six weeks. All other terms, including the $69 per share bid, remain unchanged. So far, very few shareholders have r…
South Korean automakers Hyundai and Kia are combined recalling about 9,500 vehicles to repair a brake component that may cause brake fluid to leak, impairing braking ability, according to federal safety officials.
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Under the agreement, Dell will pay Compellent investors $27.75 a share in cash. Problem is those investors had bid up the stock to above $34 in anticipation of a much a better offer. If they ultimately reject Dell’s deal, it’ll…
Don’t blame the hackers.
Amazon.com (AMZN) said its websites in Europe suffered an outage of more than 30 minutes on Sunday night.
The online retailer said the outage was due to a “hardware failure” rather than a politically motivated cyber assault.
“The brief interruption to our European retail sites earlier today was due to hardware failure in our European datacenter network and…
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Amazon European Sites Suffer Outage Due to ‘Hardware Failure’ originally appeared on DailyFinance on Mon, 13 Dec 2010 07:46:00.
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