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Lessons from the land of cheap broadband
What happens when telcos practically give it away ($13 for 100 megs!)?By Jeffrey M. O'BrienNiQ Lai, chief financial officer of Hong Kong's City Teleco...
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The death of business cards
One of the first pieces of advice given to anyone who goes to the South by Southwest interactive conference in Austin is bring enough business cards. ...
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Cheap bandwidth, hardware and programmers: Entrepreneurial crack?
By Theo SchlossnagleIn an era of cheap bandwidth, hardware, and programmers, executives have forgotten — to their detriment — how to prepare for the c...
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Detroit Three's survival report card
GM, Ford, and Chrysler, the former Big 3 now dwindled to the Detroit 3, have gone in such different directions they don't seem to be on the same plane...
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The iPhone as VISA card
Not content to take your money, now Apple reportedly wants to be your moneyPhotos: Apple Inc., RFIDJournal.comThe Apple (AAPL) buzz Tuesday morning wa...
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iPad printing: 5 months, still missing
Owners of iPads, iPhones and iPod touches will have to wait until November.Photo: Apple Inc.One of the features conspicuously missing in the iPad when...
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Small business borrowers get creative
When banks turned down these four applicants, they sought out new sources for the financing their small businesses needed.By Ian Mount(Fortune Small B...
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The credit card company everybody hates
Facing soaring losses, small business credit card lender Advanta is shutting down accounts and tells investors it will try to wait out the downturn.By...
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Buffett's $50 million credit card blunder
By Colin BarrPeddling credit cards isn't so easy that a caveman can do it.That seems to be the conclusion Berkshire Hathaway (BRKA, Fortune 500) chief...
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Microsoft Office to go online — for free
By Jon ForttIt’s too early to say Microsoft has checkmated Google in online documents – the latest version of Office hasn’t shipped yet. But the sleep...
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