In my opinion, the current state of politics is not a good one in the USA and around the world. The government is corrupt and has too much power while it is also ineffective. The government wastes money on things like building million dollar bridges ...
STOCKHOLM A French scientist who shared this year's Nobel prize for medicine said on Saturday he believed the transmission of AIDS could be eliminated within years. Luc Montagnier, director of the World Foundation for AIDS Research and Prevention, told ...
STOCKHOLM Ericsson surprised investors with strong third-quarter earnings on Monday as it escaped unhurt from the financial turmoil roiling world markets, sending its shares some 20 per cent higher. The world's biggest telecom network maker made an ...
COPENHAGEN Sony Ericsson will launch a mobile phone service with unlimited music downloads within weeks, Lennard Hoornik, head of marketing at the firm, said on Tuesday. Play Now Plus, which will compete with Nokia's Comes with Music service, will give ...
CARROLLTON Continental Seating, of Carrollton, Texas, has announced the move to new manufacturing facility due to consistent growth over past 5 years. When asked about the growth and upcoming move, Adam Cox, Principal of Continental Seating, said, "We ...
STOCKHOLM Mobile phone maker Sony Ericsson Mobile Communications AB warned on Friday it would only break even in the second quarter as demand for its more expensive phones suffers, sending shares in co-parent Ericsson down more than 11 per cent. Sony ...
STOCKHOLM: In the past month, the battered Icelandic krona has at last achieved a semblance of stability and the cost of insurance against a domestic banking default has come down sharply. But analysts say it is far too soon to dive into the island's ...
STOCKHOLM (Reuters) - Shares in telecom equipment maker Ericsson
STOCKHOLM Sony Ericsson posted a 47 per cent dive in first-quarter profit on Wednesday, slipping a spot to fifth among mobile phone makers as demand slowed in Europe for more expensive camera and music handsets. The results were broadly in line with a ...
IF any country can claim to be pitched on the global warming front line, it may be the North Atlantic island nation of Iceland. This land of icecaps and volcanoes and home to 300,000 people is undergoing a rapid transformation as its glaciers melt and ...
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