Archive for June, 2007
Subprime loans get new standards
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Federer: The anti-Kournikova
Roger Federer is probably the most dominant athlete active today, yet there are two places he hasn't been able to win -- the French Open and Madison Avenue.
iPhone mania at flagship store
It's official - iPhone mania was in full bloom Friday morning as hundreds of people camped out at Apple stores in New York and elsewhere for their shot at pricey gadgets.
Bear Stearns replaces asset management head
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Commerce Bancorp: CEO out, governance changes
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Bulls back in the game
Stocks gained Friday, although they slipped from earlier highs, after a series of reports signaled tame inflation and moderate economic growth - not too cold and not too hot.
Worst traffic in America
If you've been finding yourself stuck in traffic lately, it's no wonder; about 52 percent of urban-area interstate roads now qualify as "congested."
iPhone’s slow service
The CEOs of Apple and AT&T defended their decision to rely on AT&T’s sluggish EDGE network rather than the faster 3G network that AT&T sells corporate customers. Business 2.0’s Philip Elmer-DeWitt reports.
Stocks climb on economic news
Stocks opened higher on Friday after the government released a report indicating a steady inflation reading.