Verizon Reveals App Store Details
Developers will get to keep 70% of the revenue from sold apps, and Verizon said it will aim for a more transparent approval process than Apple's App Store.
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Northern Trust Beefs Up Risk Monitoring
Lets clients keep a wary eye on credit, liquidity, concentration and regulatory risk.
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T-Mobile Picks Up Touch Pro 2
The Windows Mobile handset is aimed at mobile professionals, and it features Wi-Fi, 3G, Bluetooth, GPS, and a full QWERTY keyboard.
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Ericsson Nortel Deal May Face Patent Hurdles
RIM and Nortel pensioners group continue to complain about the deal; now the value of LTE intellectual property is at issue.
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Charles River Development Integrates Access to UBS Perimeter Algorithm
UBS Perimeter allows Charles River IMS clients to work orders in the market based on a variety of desired parameters and urgency levels.
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Conseco Appoints Asset-Liability Management VP
Conseco has promoted Christopher J. Foote to vice president, asset-liability management.
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Shuttle Crew Eyes Heat Shield Health
Endeavour astronauts are checking protective tiling to ensure it's ready for the voyage home.
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IBM Announces 'Smart Analytic System' Aimed at Reinventing Data Warehousing
Performance-optimized products combine hardware, database and systems management with optional BI software and applications. IBM promises faster deployment, lower cost and better performance than conventional BI and warehouse deployments.
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Madoff Can’t Believe Fraud Lasted So Long
Bernard Madoff, the financier convicted for Wall Street's biggest investment fraud, was surprised his $65 billion Ponzi scheme was not uncovered sooner, he said in his first interview since entering prison.
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The Standard Launches Online Benefit Modeling Tool
Pension Estimator tool allows participants to model an unlimited number of potential scenarios, including alternative retirement dates, interest rate assumptions, salary increase assumptions and annuitization options.
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Microsoft, Yahoo In 10-year Web Search Partnership
Microsoft Corp and Yahoo Inc inked a 10-year Web search deal to better compete against market leader Google Inc but stopped short of combining their display advertising businesses.
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Jack Henry Rolls Out BIG Rewards
BIG Rewards was created with Saylent Technologies to give banks a deeper solution for customer stickiness.
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HP Dinged By Greenpeace Over Enviro-Friendly PCs
Greenpeace defaced the roof of HP's headquarters, protesting use of toxic materials; HP says all its new commercial PCs will be free of toxic brominated flame retardants by fall 2010.
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KAS Bank Joins FxAll As New Liquidity Provider
European bank chooses FxAll or client base of major pension funds and asset managers.
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Twitter A New Tool For British Civil Servants
The microblog service is seen as a way to update the public on news releases, YouTube videos, Flickr photos, and government actions during a crisis.
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Microsoft, Yahoo Finally Ink Search Pact
Microsoft's search tools will appear on Yahoo's sites while Yahoo takes on sales role.
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Barnes & Noble Launches Free Wi-Fi
Barnes & Noble hopes to sell more e-books to compete with Amazon.com's Kindle.
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Woman's Tweet Draws Landlord Lawsuit
The Chicago woman is being sued for $50,000 for making a negative remark about her apartment maintenance.
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Microsoft, Yahoo Said To Close Search Deal
Partnership would reportedly see Yahoo farm out search to Redmond while retaining sales role.
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Black Hat: Smart Meter Worm Attack Planned
IOActive's Mike Davis intends to unleash a worm on a smart meter at the Black Hat security conference on Thursday.
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Google Hot Trends Dictate Malware Targeting
Popular search terms get more dangerous, a security report finds. And crossword puzzle players should be particularly vigilant.
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Geithner: U.S., China Agree on Rebalancing Measures
Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner said Tuesday that two days of talks with top Chinese officials had produced agreement on key measures for revitalizing global growth.
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Public Wants Stronger Rules, Says U.S. CFTC Chairman
Americans want stronger federal control of financial markets, even if markets seemed to have stabilized after last autumn's world financial meltdown, the head of the U.S. futures regulatory agency said Tuesday.
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Verizon Seeks Court Approval Of Advertising Accuracy
AT&T has charged that Verizon's claims of having "America's Most Reliable Wireless Network" are misleading.
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Graphics Chip Sales Point To PC Market Recovery
Shipments rose 31% in the second quarter, an indication that computer makers are preparing for a robust back-to-school season.
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