Nintendo slashed its forecast for the year, citing weak sales and stronger-than-expected appreciation of the Japanese yen. It also announced its new handheld 3-D video game console won’t be released until after the holiday seas…
As e-reading continues to gain ground and market share, several new studies shed light on the demographics of those who choose digital: kids love e-readers, men with money buy them, and iPad and Kindle are king.
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Saab Automobile signed a deal to begin using BMW engines as the struggling Swedish automaker seeks to restore its profitability and prestige.
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Nintendo will release its 3-D gaming device — 3DS — in Japan in February of next year, with a March release date for the U.S. and Europe. Will gamers buy the 3-D devices? The jury is still out.
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Incoming BP (BP) CEO Bob Dudley fired the executive at the center of the Gulf oil disaster and created a new division to improve safety.
Andy Inglis, the head of the company’s upstream business, will leave the company at the end of the year, BP said in a statement.
The company also set up a safety and operational risk unit to monitor and enforce safety standards across BP. Mark Bly…
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BP Creates Safety Unit, Fires Executive originally appeared on DailyFinance on Wed, 29 Sep 2010 07:15:00.
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