Apple MacBook Rumor Roundup: New Photo Leaks, $800 Price Tag?

From Silicon Alley Insider, Oct. 9, 2008:Is Apple’s laptop reboot still on for next week? If the velocity of leaked photos is any indication, it seems possible.
The latest: Three photos of Apple’s supposed new aluminum-frame MacBooks, published by MacRum

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When even pawn shops can’t go public

Adding to the woeful performance of the market for IPOs this year, five more companies pulled plans to brave the U.S. exchanges this week and not a single IPO priced anywhere in the world.
In a economic crisis like this, some lines of business might be expected to thrive: bankruptcy law firms, repossession agencies, psychotherapists, and […]

Trouble Finally Spreads To Silicon Valley: What Happens Now?

Silicon Valley has spent much of 2008 watching other cities and sectors experience wrenching pain. Comparatively, we just weren’t feeling it here. And for a place that went through such a brutal economic reckoning eight years ago, that was almost mo

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Iceland for sale — collect in person

Iceland is for sale — on ebay.
It has great scenery and wildlife but the financial situation is in need of repair and a buyer must collect in person.
Bidding started at 99 pence but had reached 10 million pounds ($17.28 million) by mid-morning on Friday.
Globally renowned singer Bjork was “not included” in the sale, according to […]

The Hidden Risk in Telecom Infrastructure

Still believe the myth that technology isn’t subject to rocky credit markets? In this segment, Paul Kedrosky highlights a new fear for tech investors: Telecom equipment stocks. Big projects like 3G wireless roll outs in China are subsid

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Just Walk Away

Citigroup investors welcomed news the bank had abandoned its brief but acrimonious battle with Wells Fargo over Wachovia Corp, driving its shares up 15 percent in after-hours trade. 
When Citi announced last week that it was buying Wachovia’s banking operations, investors sent Citi’s shares higher, hoping the purchase would allow the bank to raise much-needed capital […]

It’s a Tech Craze: Twitter CEO on Following Elections, Your Stocks, ‘Your Personal Newswire’

Are you following me on Twitter?For those of you out of the loop, Twitter is a free service that let’s you keep touch with friends and acquintances via your mobile device, IM or the Web — all in real-time. From celebrity spotting to spreading the word ab

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Treasury Finally Sees Light: A New-and-Improved Bailout Plan

From ClusterStock.com, October 8, 2008: The Treasury finally seems to have seen the light on its crappy trash-asset bailout plan and may now actually inject capital into banks instead. This is a far better idea, one that we and others have been shouting d

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