Bear Stearns Several search engines compiled the top searches in several categories for 2008, offering a glimpse into what was top of mind for searchers. Recaps from Google Zeitgeist; Yahoo Buzz; AOL's hot searches; top search terms at Ask.com; and...
So, whether Ballmer is truly saying no or simply just waiting to see if Yahoo's stock drops so low that Microsoft becomes the JP Morgan (Yahoo being the Bear Stearns, of course) remains to be seen. Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer has responded to Jerry...
Yahoo's stock rose today in the wake of the report, though it may be receiving a boost from anticipation over another Fed rate cut and Q1 banking reports coming in higher than expected, just one day after Bear Stearns incurred a major freefall and...
Stearns analysts in a note published on Friday. When people search for products on Google.com, the system will present them with another search box so that they can refine their query, wrote Bear Froogle, Google's shopping search engine that...
Bear Stearns, a worldwide investment banking and securities trading and brokerage firm, kept Google's stock at an "outperform" rating due to impression fraud and the impact it can have on lower the price of keywords.
Predictions and More Speculation on a Google Music Service - Elinor Mills has a brief post reporting that Bear Stearns analyst Robert Peck is predicting that Google will offer a digital music download service in the three to six months.
Amazon.com already offers some music downloads and recently a Bear Stearns analyst said that a Google Music service might be coming. Both Variety and Red Herring report that Google Video Store, iTunes, and other video download services might have...
Elinor Mills has a brief post reporting that Bear Stearns analyst Robert Peck is predicting that Google will offer a digital music download service in the three to six months. Bear Sterns is using the name the name "Google Tunes" as their "code...
That comes from a separate Bear Stearns report that the paper cites, where the analyst firm said Google would roll out not a computer but rather a hardware device for moving media between computers and TVs.
