The Enterprise Mobility business of Motorola, Inc. will demonstrate high quality, feature-rich voice-over-wireless LAN (VoWLAN) solutions at VoiceCon 2008 in Orlando. The demonstrations at VoiceCon will also showcase the seamless extension of
Moody’s has placed Israel‘s A2 government bond ratings and the A2 country ceiling for foreign currency bank deposits on review for possible upgrade. The ratings have carried a positive outlook since May
Ericsson and Napster have announced the largest European hosting contract for Napster Mobile, with O2 UK. O2 UK’s customers will be able to search, browse, preview and purchase full-length tracks from Napster’s
The U.S. Federal Reserve is expected to slash interest rates by as much as whole percentage points at its policy meeting on Tuesday as investors warily await investment bank results that could
British inflation leapt further above target to a nine-month high in February but the jump was purely due to changes in the way utility bills are calculated, official data showed on Tuesday.
European shares rose for the first time in four trading days on Tuesday, led by a rebound in financial stocks ahead of the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision. HSBC, UBS and BNP
Estonia has called on the European Union to make cyber attacks a criminal offence to stop Internet users from freezing public and private Web sites for political revenge. Estonian President Toomas Hendrik
Communist Cuba has authorized the unrestricted sale of computers and DVD and video players in the first sign that its new president, Raul Castro, is moving to improve Cubans’ access to consumer
JPMorgan Chase & Co set a deal to buy stricken rival Bear Stearns for a rock-bottom price, while the U.S. Federal Reserve expanded lending to securities firms for the first time since
The Federal Reserve unexpectedly lowered the discount rate it charges on direct loans to banks and announced a new facility through which it would lend to financial firms to borrow at the
