LANSING - Though the Granholm administration supports the goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and controlling global warming, Michigan will not be joining a lawsuit filed this week against the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Massachusetts is leading the action in the U.S. District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals to have the court order the
KENTWOOD ? Color matching company X-Rite continued to feel the wrath of Wall Street Friday afternoon a day after the company announced it would not meet earnings expectations and could lay off Michigan employees. The company?s stock was trading at $5.61 a share, down 6 cents on the day. X-Rite stock has traded as high
REDMOND, Wa. - Microsoft Corp. Chief Executive Steven Ballmer threatened Yahoo Inc. directors with a hostile takeover of the company if they don't reverse course and agree to a deal within the next three weeks. In a letter delivered on Saturday, Ballmer lamented Yahoo's unwillingness to negotiate a deal, saying "that by choosing not to
ANN ARBOR ? SpamStopsHere is hosting a charity golf outing on Saturday May 31st at Reddeman Farms Golf Club in Chelsea to benefit hepatitis C research. The money will be raised through SpamStopsHere?s charitable foundation, The Greenview Foundation. The shotgun start is at 8 am. The cost is $100 per golfer. All proceeds will be
REDMOND, Wa. - Two months after Microsoft made its $44.6 billion offer to acquire Yahoo Inc., the software maker has no plans to raise its bid, the Wall Street Journal is reporting. Such pronouncements are standard in deal negotiations, but people close to Microsoft insist the stance isn't posturing. While speculation has swirled that Microsoft
WASHINGTON - Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on Wednesday publicly raised the prospect of a U.S. recession for the first time since the current slowdown began last year. But he also signaled that "much" of the needed economic and financial market adjustment has already taken place and that conditions should improve later this year, suggesting
CUPERTINO, Ca. - About half of them are under 30 years old, 15 percent of them are students, and they now have bigger mobile phone bills. Who are they? iPhone users, according to a recent online survey conducted by research firm Rubicon Consulting. Rubicon conducted the survey of 460 iPhone users in the U.S. last
LANSING - Within the next two years, Michigan will need additional data center capacity. Several universities are looking at building new data centers as are several counties. Department of Information Technology Director Ken Theis wants to build one data center and share resources. Theis' department was built on the idea of bringing the computer and
CUPERTINO, Ca. ? A new 3G feature available in iPhone this quarter or next along with a lower price could mean Apple iPhone sales could top 45 million in 2009, up from an estimated 12 million this year, one analyst has predicted. Yes, that's more than a bit optimistic, CNET News.Com reported. The analyst who
LAS VEGAS - There's almost as many people buying smartphones as there are people buying laptops, and that trend is about to turn the computing industry on its head. "We do see that gravitational pull of the single-use device being played out in the market," said Nigel Clifford, CEO of Symbian, during the opening presentations