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...been a good century for technology companies. Only in the most recent of the past 30 months, as hardware and software orders have begun to revive, have stocks moved higher. Demand is encouragingly strong for Internet service, mobile phones and video games. But most of the tech sector remains deep in its shake-out phase, which means that only a relative few resilient players continue to deliver products and services--and profits. This year TIME's survey of global tech leaders salutes the survivors, executives who have made it through the punishment and come out with their businesses not just...
...employee of the Forest City Community Group at 38 Sidney St. reported observing a red motor vehicle at the ramp opposite the company building; a white male exited the vehicle, placed a blue backpack on a granite post and drove away. The Bomb Tech team and the Cambridge Fire Department responded to the scene and determined that the backpack belonged to a Malden, Mass., resident...
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Microsoft announced last week that it would stop handing out stock options and start giving employees shares of stock instead. Other tech companies are expected to do likewise. What's the difference? An option is the right to buy a share at a certain price--usually the market price at the time the option is issued. So an option is valuable only if the stock goes up. For most of Microsoft's history, that has not been a problem. In recent years, it has been a problem. Most recent options are "under water." They give you the unappealing right...
When military police were ordered to raid a Phnom Penh office suspected of harboring an illegal phone scam last Tuesday, officers figured it was probably just another instance of small-scale Cambodian corruption. But what they found was pricey, high-tech telecommunications equipment?and evidence that boiler-room scams may have spread to Cambodia under the guise of supposedly charitable nongovernmental organizations (NGOs). Police detained 20 foreigners in the raid, including 14 Britons, who remain under guard in a Phnom Penh hotel. According to officials, the group allegedly set up an illegal telephone network and had made nearly...