After Wall Street Rescue, Politicians Turn to Main Street

Having spent an inordinate amount of time, money, and resources on rescuing the financial system from itself, the politicians are once again turning their attention to that other notable constituency: You.This week, both Sen. McCain and

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Solving the credit crisis

Having trouble understanding the credit crisis? The comic strip “Sinfest” would like to proffer an explanation:

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Brightcove: Bringing (Un)Sexy Back

The startup environment of the last few years has had a breathless excitement about fast growing Web 2.0 businesses that were poised to become the next Google. In other words, a startup that could become the next great advertising platform. …

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Keep on the sunny side

If you needed a more parched audience of investors, you need look no further than the Super Return private equity conference in Dubai. On the other side of the world from all that mayhem on Wall Street, with no hint of winter in the air and minders of some of the world’s biggest mounds of […]

A Watershed Day: U.S. Takes Stake in Banks

Hoping to restore confidence and avoid a collapse of the U.S. financial system, Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. announced a government bailout plan, describing it as “extensive, powerful and transformative.”Paulson also said, “We re

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Brightcove: The Biggest Online Video Player You’ve Never Heard of

We all know about YouTube and NBC-News Corp owned Hulu, but Boston-based Brightcove may be the next most pedigreed online video company on the horizon. …

Apple’s Potential New Products Not Enough to Fix Stock, says VC Investor

Steve Jobs hosts the latest Apple product launch in Cupertino shortly, and rumors are flying about what’s in store:$1,000
MacBooksPossible Blu-ray option in notebooksNVIDIA graphics chipsets to replace Intel chipsetsA possible tablet computer à la

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Bottom or Not? Traders Cheer Bailout, but Economy, Earnings Threaten Rally

Picking up where they left off Monday, stocks soared around the world Tuesday and the Dow burst higher to start the session - although soon began to lose altitude.The convention wisdom on Wall Street is

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