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Why the Revised BlackBerry Playbook Won't Sell

Research in Motion Ltd. will release the updated Playbook operating system in February that would include a new native calendar and contact applications, as well as better integration for E-mail, LinkedIn and Twitter. RIM is hoping the new update will lure developers and consumers to support its Playbook OS 2.0 but this update could be too late to reverse the Playbook's fortune.
ranina sanglap Jan 19, 2012

Ford Recalls 539,000 minivans, SUVs

Ford Motor Company, the second largest automaker company in the U.S. recently announced a recall of at least 539,000 vehicles worldwide in order to repair certain errors in the affected car models.
Mary Elaine Ramos Jan 18, 2012

The Rise and Fall of Yahoo's Jerry Yang

Jerry Yang built-up his name by transforming a start-up tech firm into a multi-billion dollar global company, becoming the toast of the tech world in so short a time, which lasted until Yahoo's gradual and eventual decline.
Erik Pineda Jan 18, 2012

Aussie Mining Firms Report Higher Iron Ore, Gold Outputs

Australia's mining industry will continue to enjoy a boom in 2012 based on production reports that resource companies released this week. Output was particularly higher for iron ore and gold resources.
Vittorio Hernandez Jan 18, 2012

Plane Fares Drop With Entry of AirAsiaX to Sydney

Australian travelers are expected to benefit from the drop in plane fares as more competition heats in the aviation industry with the offer of AirAsiaX daily trips from Sydney beginning April 2.
Vittorio Hernandez Jan 18, 2012

ANZ Bank Frontline Staff to be Spared from Job Cuts

A day after UBS came out with a report that 7,000 jobs would be cut from Australia's banking industry in the next two years, ANZ Bank started the opening salvo by confirming on Wednesday that 130 positions would be declared redundant.
Vittorio Hernandez Jan 18, 2012

Updates: Fortescue Lifts Sales

The surge in Chinese iron ore imports last November and December also helped Fortescue Metals shipped a record 14.77 million tonnes of ore in the December quarter, beating its own guidance.
Jamelle Agbuis Jan 18, 2012

Wholesale Aggregators Have Failed: Osborne

Wholesale aggregators have been lambasted for failing to deliver on their promise of building and supporting independent broking businesses.
Jamelle Agbuis Jan 18, 2012

Performance Reviews: Scrap Them?

The New Year period often means a plethora of performance reviews, which, depending on how they are administered, can mean a heavy time burden for HR directors and their teams.
Jamelle Agbuis Jan 18, 2012

The Euro Rejoins The Risk Pack, But For How Long?

By Kathleen Brooks, Research Director UK EMEA, FOREX.comThe dollar was generally bid for most of the London session; however it has managed to claw back some gains mid-afternoon, as the euro stumbled as it made attempts to crack 1.
Admin System Jan 18, 2012

Global Markets Overview 18January 2012

U.S. stocks gained Tuesday after strong economic data in the U.S., China and Germany fueled optimism over the pace of global economic growth, setting up stock indexes for their highest close in nearly half a year.
Lawrence Villamar Jan 18, 2012

Australian Stock Market Report – Afternoon 1/17/2012

The local share market enjoyed a strong session today, with investor sentiment boosted by a positive offshore lead, better than expected Chinese economic data and strong quarterly production reports from a number of our key mining and energy companies. The All Ordinaries Index (XAO) added 68.8pts by close or 1.6pct to 4277.7 while the S&P/ASX 200 Index (XJO) firmed by 68.4pts or 1.7pct to 4215.6.
Vittorio Hernandez Jan 17, 2012

BAE Systems Taps Australia for Titanium Component of F-35 Jet

Aircraft manufacturer BAE Systems will taps its Australian unit to put in place an aerospace component manufacturing operation in Adelaide which would produce titanium parts for the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter (JSF).
Vittorio Hernandez Jan 17, 2012

NZ Maritime Union Warns of Aussie Exodus

Ports of Auckland workers warned against contracting jobs lest they will be compelled to leave the country, the Maritime Union says.
Arlene Paredes Jan 17, 2012

Mobile Devices Continue to Slash Down PC Desktops Use

It was a case of 'video killed the radio star' scenario as personal computers, latest industry figures showed PCs continuing their gradual decline, no thanks to the rising dominance of mobile devices.
Erik Pineda Jan 17, 2012

Aussie Banks Face Prospect of Massive Job Cuts This Year

Gloomy market environment and government intrusions were being blamed by the banking sector for the projected job losses that the industry could witness this year, which could run to thousands of job cuts, media reports said.
Erik Pineda Jan 17, 2012

More Home Loan Applicants Prefer Stability Offered by Fixed Rates

More and more Australians are opting for fixed home loans as the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) reported this week that fixed mortgage soared to 11.1 percent in November just weeks after the central bank pushed back the country's cash rate.
Erik Pineda Jan 17, 2012

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