Reuters – Websites of exchange operators Nasdaq and BATS have been attacked by hackers over the last 24 hours, causing ongoing disruptions for those trying to use the sites, spokespersons for the companies said on Tuesday.
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Websites of exchanges Nasdaq, BATS hit in online attack
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Reuters – Research In Motion’s Mike Lazaridis and Jim Balsillie have bowed to investor pressure and resigned as co-CEOs, handing the top job to an insider with four years at the struggling BlackBerry maker.
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BlackBerry maker’s CEOs hand reins to insider
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Reuters – A hacker who goes by the name of ‘Yama Tough’ threatened Saturday to release next week the full source code for Symantec Corp’s flagship Norton Antivirus software.
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Hacker says to release full Norton Antivirus code on Tuesday
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Reuters – The third director in a week has resigned from Eastman Kodak Co as the former film giant struggles to survive the dominance of digital photography.
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Kodak loses third director in a week
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The Christian Science Monitor – The outpouring of appreciation for Apple cofounder Steven Jobs, who passed away this week, has surpassed levels typically reserved for presidents or popes.
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Steve Jobs another Thomas Edison or Henry Ford? Maybe not.
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The Christian Science Monitor – Steve Jobs would be proud.
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Steve Jobs: what we can learn from how he lived
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Reuters – San Francisco police said on Friday they had helped Apple Inc security search for a “lost item,” following a week of reports that a prototype of the newest iPhone had gone missing in July.
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Apple hunted lost item – clue points to new iPhone
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Reuters – Google is “absolutely committed” to its fledgling television business and expects many more partners to join it soon, Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt said on Saturday.
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Google’s Schmidt sees more partners for Google TV
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AP – With Steve Jobs bowing out as CEO, Apple Inc. must persuade investors and consumers that it doesn’t need the force behind the iMac, iPod, iPhone and iPad in charge to keep the technology hits coming.
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Without Jobs, Apple must show it can still deliver (AP)