Google, Mastercard, Citigroup Join Forces for Smartphone Payments With smartphone usage growing exponentially, this afternoon, Google announced the release of their long-rumored and long-awaited Near Field Communications (NFC) payment system...
During the 16-day trip, which was supposed to give the North Koreans a taste of capitalism in New York San Diego, Los Angeles, and San Francisco, the group also visited Home Depot, Qualcomm, Citigroup, Bloomberg News, Bloomingdale's department...
Mastercard and Citigroup are teaming with Google to further Google's mobile payment ambitions using near-field communication technology on Android phones. With NFC, consumers who have a Citigroup-issued credit card or MasterCard can enable an...
Clients include the Adler Planetarium, Bank of America, BP North America, The Chicago Cubs, Chicago Mercantile Exchange, Chicago Tribune, Citigroup, Edelman PR, The Food Channel, NBC, Northwestern University, and the Wrigley Company.
If we used this process on Bank of America, Citigroup, Wells Fargo, Morgan Stanley, and other competitors, we'd have a more accurate sense of how Chase stacks up. He's a brand manager for a large food and beverage company, and found himself in a bind.
At least one analyst, Citigroup's Mark Mahaney, has the deal as bringing Yahoo an additional $1 billion a year in revenue. The Wall Street Journal is yet again providing Microhoogle scoops this morning.
Paul showed how far off the mark Citigroup analyst Mahaney was: Google frustrated Wall St.bears, earnings whisperers, and the world's most bearish bloggers today by beating analysts' earnings estimates.
Citigroup Upgrades Yahoo, Predicts Microsoft Bid Increases to $34 a ShareLooks like Yahoo's recent dog & pony show convinced at least one analyst. Citigroup's Mark Mahaney upgraded Yahoo from hold to buy, based on the belief that Microsoft will...
Citigroup analyst Mark Mahaney upgraded Yahoo from hold to buy, based on the belief that Microsoft will increase its bid to $34 per share for the Sunnyvale search engine. And Citigroup thinks that Yahoo is Microsoft's best bet for scalability in...
Mark Mahaney, Citigroup: You (Susan Decker) made some comments about some macroeconomic uncertainty. Yahoo's Yodel Turns Into a Whimper. That's how BusinessWeek described the Yahoo earnings call. In his NY Times Tech blog, Saul Hansell savaged...
Google discusses multimedia ads in Universal Search resultsGoogle executives discussed the possibility of bundling image or video ads into Google Universal Search, during the CitiGroup Technology Conference in New York this past Thursday.
Google discusses multimedia ads in Universal Search resultsGoogle executives discussed the possibility of bundling image or video ads into Google Universal Search, during the CitiGroup Technology Conference in New York this past Thursday.
Google executives discussed the possibility of bundling image or video ads into Google Universal Search, during the CitiGroup Technology Conference in New York this past Thursday. As reported by Tameka Kee at MediaPost, Google's group business...
Semel made these comments at the Citigroup Global Entertainment, Media & Telecommunications conference. The Dow Jones story: Yahoo CEO:Google/AOL Deal Doesn't Change Yahoo's Business, offers comments from Terry Semel about the recent Google/AOL deal.
Those of you who closely follow Yahoo might want to listen to a webcast of Yahoo CEO Terry Semel's presentation at the Smith Barney Citigroup Entertainment, Media and Telecom Conference on Monday (Jan.at 3:30pm ET/12:30pm PT).
might want to listen to a webcast of Yahoo CEO Terry Semel's presentation at the Smith Barney Citigroup Entertainment, Media and Telecom Conference on Monday (Jan.at 3:30pm ET/12:30pm PT). Those of you who closely follow Yahoo!
It already handles online advertising for most of the FORTUNE 100, corporate giants with multimillion-dollar ad budgets like Citigroup, Sony, and Wal-Mart. The December 13, 2004 issue of Fortune arrived today with Brin and Page on the cover.
