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...images of characters like the Incredibles have done well, but the company is still trying to figure out how to translate its movies and television shows to the mobile-phone environment. "Having a wireless strategy will have to be a part of any brand strategy," says Clint Wheelock, an analyst with NPD Group. "What they're all struggling with right now is to figure out what the business model should be." Shapiro admits that finding the right form for wireless keeps him up at night, but Disney is committed to figuring it out. "We think it has the potential...
...after all. In February, the British scientific journal Nature published an article in which the scientist who did the tests admitted they were inconclusive-and that the remains could have been contaminated with foreign DNA. "The bones are like stiff sponges that can absorb anything," Teikyo University DNA analyst Yoshii Tomio told a Nature interviewer. The technique Yoshii used, known as "nested PCR," also raised doubts: professional forensics labs in the U.S. don't use it because of the high risk of contamination, according to Terry Melton, a DNA expert at Pennsylvania-based Mitotyping Technologies. Yoshii has declined comment...
During Sunday’s NCAA bracket selection show on ESPN2, analyst Adam Wodon speculated that the Crimson defense had hung Grumet-Morris out to dry last weekend...
...Next up may be radio, where Spitzer is looking into kickbacks for airtime. Greenberg, meanwhile, is still worth $3.2 billion, according to Forbes, and for now remains at AIG as chairman. But "the most powerful executive in the history of insurance is no longer CEO of his company," says analyst Andrew Kligerman at UBS. "That sends a very clear message." "Everybody does it" is no defense. By Daniel Kadlec. With reporting by Coco Masters
...York City's J.F.K. airport. The airline is already considering as many as nine U.S. destinations. "The U.S. is the final important piece," says Flanagan, whose airline also initiated flights to Lagos, Shanghai and Vienna last year. "Airlines are generally bad businesses. Emirates is different," says Damien Horth, an analyst at UBS in London. "It has been consistently profitable." Still dramatically expanding, it has more than $26 billion worth of new airplanes on order, including 45 of the massive, double-decker Airbus A380s...