Online retailer Amazon has released its latest version of its Kindle ebook reader. With the announcement comes in tow big brands like Visa, Buick and JPMorgan Chase seeking an easier way to reach the mobile consumers.
In a bit of interesting automotive news, Aston Martin has officially arrived in India. And to top off this James Bong style news, the company has announced too their competition with the touted Bujgatti Veyron, the world's most expensive automobile. While 007 has made no statement, we bet Bugatti is surprised at the announcement, after all R 11.10 ($1.7 million US) is a stumbling block for most car enthusiasts, but how about a car half again as expensive? Get ready India, for the soul of performance the One - 77 is "living art."
The popular New York Times will no longer be free to read online, according to an official communique on Thursday. Will you pay to read it?
Bank of America Corp. is all in the news over their website being either slow, or down right inaccessible in some states. Reportedly, customers who visited the bank's online aspect from some locations were met with the message online banking was "temporarily unavailable" for them.
Goldman Sachs and other investors want you to believe Facebook is valued at $50 billion. But somehow the numbers and the news just don't add up. Scientists at hakia launched a stock analysis tool two weeks ago called SENSEnews which indicates Facebook's value at only $14 billion. Or about the same earnings to value ration as Microsoft and other successful companies. Why does Goldman want you to believe the $50 billion number? That should be painfully obvious by now.
Kmart decided that the best way to celebrate MKL day is by organizing an online sale.
Is simplifying an iconic logo a good idea? Strabucks may be on a good path here, but the reasoning is questionable.