Friday, March 31, 2006

Fly for free - April 1, 2006

Fly for free - April 1, 2006
Ryanair in Europe sells tickets for $53 each, makes money of refreshments, luggage, and advertising.

Thursday, March 30, 2006

Google Shares Fall After Disclosing Plan: Financial News - Yahoo! Finance

Google Shares Fall After Disclosing Plan: Financial News - Yahoo! Finance: "Earlier this month, Google told investors that it expected to spend substantially more on additional computers and other projects this year. The company spent $838 million on capital expenditures last year, causing some analysts to wonder whether Google's spending this year will approach $2 billion.
By comparison, Yahoo Inc. -- a slightly older Internet company that ranks among Google's biggest rivals -- spent $407 million on capital expenditures last year."

Tuesday, March 28, 2006

USATODAY.com - Google's hidden payroll

USATODAY.com - Google's hidden payroll: "Deepesh Agarwal, who runs a small cybercafe in Rajasthan state, India, draws about 90% of his income, or $1,500 a month, from his Adsense earnings. It is a princely sum in a state where the average income is just $300 a year. "

reading the txn charts

look at a txn chart 3 months with 50 and 200 ma. Buying the stock when it dips below its 200 dma has provided some quick returns.Chart

Saturday, March 18, 2006

Sony PS3 with 60 gigabyte hard drive

http://www.engadget.com/2006/03/18/playstation-3-will-ship-with-60gb-hdd-as-standard/

Sony's delayed release of the PS3 will have a 60 gb hard drive standard. This would be great for storing videos and music in a central location of the living room. It could also lead to people converting their CDs and DVDs into a digital format able to stored on the new PS3. Other ideas are that Sony can sell music or video online directly to people's PS3.

Sunday, March 05, 2006

Craigslist Lawsuit Raises Question of Online Accountability - New York Times

Craigslist Lawsuit Raises Question of Online Accountability - New York Times

Online companies aren't liable for the content published by their users.

AT&T to Buy BellSouth, Creating Telecom Giant - New York Times

AT&T to Buy BellSouth, Creating Telecom Giant - New York Times

AT&T Wireless was sold by AT&T to Cingular in 2004. Cingular is owned by BellSouth. Then, SBC bought AT&T and became AT&T. Now, AT&T buys BellSouth. So now, AT&T shareholders from 2004 regain some control of AT&T wireless in the from of Cingular.