Posted by Reuters: Business News on October 5, 2011
SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) – Steve Jobs, who transformed the worlds of personal computing, music and mobile phones, died on Wednesday at the age of 56 after a years-long battle with pancreatic cancer.
Posted by Reuters: Business News on September 6, 2011
SHANGHAI (Reuters) – Dell Inc is partnering China’s top search engine Baidu Inc to develop tablet computers and mobile phones, targeting the Chinese market now dominated by Apple Inc and Lenovo devices.
Posted by Reuters: Business News on June 14, 2011
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Best Buy Co Inc beat quarterly profit and sales estimates as strong demand for mobile phones, calling plans and tablets offset weakness in its TV business, and its shares rose 6 percent.
Posted by Reuters: Business News on April 19, 2011
SEATTLE (Reuters) – Global makers of products from motorcycles to mobile phones are finding it harder to get the parts they need after Japan’s earthquake and tsunami wrecked supply chains, and investors worry that the worst is yet to come for earnings.
Posted by Reuters: Business News on May 26, 2010
SEATTLE (Reuters) – Microsoft Corp’s Robbie Bach, head of its video games and mobile phones unit, is retiring in a management shuffle, as Chief Executive Steve Ballmer tightens his grip over a division steadily ceding ground to rivals.
Posted by Reuters: Business News on May 25, 2010
SEATTLE (Reuters) – Microsoft Corp pushed out the chief of its division focused on mobile phones, videogames and other consumer devices on Tuesday, allowing two lower executives to report to Chief Executive Steve Ballmer.
Posted by Reuters: Business News on March 25, 2010
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Best Buy Co beat profit and sales estimates in its holiday quarter, boosted by demand for notebook computers, flat-panel televisions and mobile phones.
Posted by Reuters: Business News on October 26, 2009
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Electronics chain RadioShack Corp posted quarterly revenue that topped Wall Street expectations, helped by its push in mobile phones and calling plans, sending its shares up 16 percent to a year high.
Posted by Reuters: Business News on October 6, 2009
SEATTLE/PARIS (Reuters) – Microsoft Corp introduced new software for mobile phones on Tuesday, promising a range of devices to compete with Apple Inc’s iPhone and Research in Motion Ltd’s BlackBerry.
