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Google-Yahoo deal could stymie Microsoft

Google Inc.'s top executives expressed hope Thursday that the Internet search leader will be able to form a potentially lucrative advertising partnership with Yahoo Inc.

Supercomputer debuts in Boulder

A supercomputer that can perform 76 trillion operations per second is now operating in Boulder where it will give scientists nationwide a better handle on climate change.
Liberty Global's Q1 earnings drop

Liberty Global Inc. said its first-quarter loss widened on higher interest payments and losses on derivatives.
Qwest raising prices during economic slump

Qwest Communications is raising the prices of some of its Internet services by as much as 11 percent as it struggles amid the current economic and housing slump.

CEO says he's open to bids

Yahoo! Inc. Chief Executive Officer Jerry Yang said he would be open to another bid from Microsoft Corp. or other companies at the right price.

Qwest calls up Verizon Wireless

Qwest Communications has signed a five-year deal to market Verizon Wireless service beginning this summer, replacing a partnership with Sprint.

Yahoo battered as bid ends

Yahoo! Inc.'s stock took a beating Monday after Microsoft Corp. withdrew its takeover bid, but the punishment wasn't as severe as many analysts anticipated because investors suspect the rivals eventually will renew their mating dance.

Robo-squirrel isn't nutty to researchers

One gray squirrel, its bushy tail twitching, barked a warning as another scrounged for food nearby.

TV for really, really small screen

AT&T Inc. was scheduled to launch its new video service for cell phones Sunday on two phones and will charge $15 per month for 10 channels.

Web-viewing catches fire

Julia Fontera says she "watches everything." On the Internet, that is.

Qwest civil-fraud case in danger of stalling

The government's 3-year-old civil- fraud case against five former Qwest executives, including Joe Nacchio, may stall yet again because of the lack of resolution in the Nacchio criminal case and the possibility of a retrial.

Data-storage centers prospering

Data centers - secure, earthquake-proof buildings that store computer data and manage high-speed Internet services - are prospering, counter to the weak economy.

Eye-Fi card zips photos wirelessly to computer

Has anyone come up with a method that allows people to take pictures with a regular digital camera and then download them wirelessly to a computer, and/or perhaps to the Internet?

Court gives Nacchio 14 days to respond

An appellate court panel on Thursday ordered Joe Nacchio's defense team to respond in 14 days to a government petition seeking the reinstatement of his 2007 conviction.

U.S. tries long shot on Nacchio

The full 10th Circuit Court of Appeals hears only a handful of cases every year. Government prosecutors hope the Joe Nacchio case will be among them.

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