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• Europhobia Is Only Getting Uglier

  leading firms, including three of the top oil companies (BP, Royal Dutch Shell, Total), two of the top telecom companies (Nokia and Ericsson) and four of the world’s 10 biggest firms, as measured by sales. He will get more vacation, and have more

  By Michael Freedman

  08/12/2009Blogs
• Apple, as Big as Google?

  …Officer Tim Cook compared the 65,000 applications in the Apple App Store to the 2,000 or less for Research in Motion and Nokia , and less than 5,000 for Google's Android platform. "We feel really good about our competitive position and continue …

  By Daniel Lyons

  07/21/2009Business
• Generic Giants

  …small importer into a growing giant—revenue rose 43 percent last year to more than $18 billion—now poised to overtake Nokia Siemens as the world's second-largest maker of telecom hardware, after Ericsson. Even a decade ago, China watchers were …

  07/18/2009Business
• Why We Need Steve Jobs

  …for it even though I already have last year's iPhone 3G model, not to mention a NEWSWEEK-issued BlackBerry, a low-end Nokia "feature phone," and a new Palm Pre, albeit a loaner unit. Why did I do this? Well, the new iPhone has a faster processor …

  By Daniel Lyons

  06/23/2009Tech and Business
• The Palm Pre: iPhone Killer?

  …Silicon Alley Insider, says the Pre will bomb, but may turn Palm into an "attractive acquisition candidate," perhaps for Nokia . Gizmodo, the leading gadget blog, employs a painful poker metaphor and says the Pre is, "Respectable. Decent. Impressive …

  By Daniel Lyons

  06/04/2009Daniel Lyons

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