All Things Digital’s Hallway Buzz

Venture capitalist David Hornik is the king of tech conference hallways. He rarely attends a panel, instead spending his time making deals and capturing buzz outside the scheduled panel sessions. This year’s All Things Digital conference in Carlsbad

Sphere: Related Content

Dell Beats Expectations: ‘Executing on All Points of Our Strategy’

Dell reported fiscal first quarter earnings of 38 cents a share and revenue of $16 billion vs. consensus expectations of 34 cents and $15.7 billion.”We are executing on all points of our strategy to drive growth in every product category and in every

Sphere: Related Content

Attention Investors: It’s All about the Body Language

The tech set that flocks to All Things Digital tends to fixate on product, CEO star-power, and the glitz and excitement that comes with the intersection of Hollywood, New York and Silicon Valley. But the practical reality behind all these publicly-traded

Sphere: Related Content

Kara Swisher on Rupert Murdoch, ‘the Greatest Mogul of All Time’

Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg had a long day of grilling executives at their All Things Digital Conference. But they saved Rupert Murdoch, their Wall Street Journal overlord, for last.While his political comments and near-endorsement of Barack Obama made

Sphere: Related Content

Barack Obama’s Unlikely Supporter: Rupert ‘Fox News’ Murdoch

Kara Swisher and Walt Mossberg had a long day of grilling executives at their All Things Digital Conference. But they saved Rupert Murdoch — their Wall Street Journal overlord — for last. The highlight? Murdoch’s not-quite-but-almost endo

Sphere: Related Content

Traders ‘Taking Shots & Crossing Fingers’ Even As Consumers Hit the Brakes

The stock market is on track for its third-straight advance after first-quarter GDP was revised upward and oil prices fall.While good for consumers — as

Expedia Private Equity Buyout Unlikely, But Don’t Dismiss Diller’s Urge to Deal

Expedia shares are up sharply for a second day on rumors Barry Diller is going to take the online travel firm private.Stifel Nicolaus upgraded Expedia Thursday, although the firm does not believe the private equity scuttlebutt, which Diller himself denied

Sphere: Related Content

Beyond Bear Stearns: Risks Remain But Paulson Creates False Sense of Security

The Wall Street Journal’s series about the “final days” of Bear Stearns concludes today. The highlight of the last installment is the level of involvement Hank Paulson took in not just brokering the deal, but determining the price JPMorgan would

Sphere: Related Content

« Previous PageNext Page »