Goldman, Morgan to Become Full-Fledged Banks
(New York Times: Deal Book)
Off topic, but obviously important.
(New York Times: Deal Book)
Off topic, but obviously important.
Home Shopping’s Hard $ell
With Consumers Cutting Back, Retailers Bet On Web, New Technology (Multichannel News)
Sign of Optimism: Some Debt Still Flows for Deals (Wall Street Journal: Deal Journal)
Homes for Sale by Smarter Agent, Mobile, Launches (Smarter Agent Blog)
Apple Store Park City, Lancaster PA: Photos from opening day (The Unofficial Apple Weblog)
Pa. treasurer's race pits lawyer vs. finance pro (York Daily Record)
Alcatel-Lucent and Penn State University to collaborate on video social networking system prototype (WebWire)
Director Jerry Zaks Plugs Into Nerds Musical (Playbill)
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Tyco Electronics Appoints Rob Shaddock Chief Technology Officer (PRNewswire)
Steering Comcast's nonprofit side
Community investment also part of VP's new territory. (Philadelphia Inquirer)
Checkpoint Systems Names Prasad Putta General Manager of OATSystems, Its RFID Software Division (BusinessWire via MarketWatch)
SEDONA Announces New Interim Chief Executive Officer and President (PRNewswire)
Synygy Promotes Three Long-Time Employees to the Newly Created Position of Regional Vice President (BusinessWire)
C&D Technologies Announces Appointment of Steve Heir as Vice President, Business Development and Chief Marketing Officer (PRNewswire)
Education Management Solutions, Inc. Names Vice President Sales and Marketing (BusinessWire)
Philadelphia-based GIS Company Avencia Recently Hires Three New Employees (Directions Magazine)
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North American securities industry IT spending to plummet
(Finextra)
Much of this short-term decline is inescapable, But I do think there is going to be some upside as investment firms are
required to implement systems that produce more transparency and real time in-depth analysis capabilities.
Midnight Deadline for Comcast Net Management Disclosure (xchange)
Emerging Retail Technologies-Personalization, Social Shopping, Mobile Marketing and Online Catalogs (New Media Blog)
A bit on what Anthropologie is trying.
Five Reasons The Economy Won't Tank (The Bulletin)
Marc Kramer's take from M&A East in Philadelphia.
Philly .NET Code Camp 2008.3 – Registration Is Now Open (Alvin Ashcraft’s Morning Dew)
Oracle profit beats expectations as margins rise (Reuters)
Léo Apotheker’s Leadership Opportunity: SAP At the Crossroads
(ZDNet Blogs)
Intuit makes SaaS play, heads for Salesforce.com turf (MyCustomer.com)
Deal Radar 2008: Verticals onDemand (paidContent)
Helping New Technologies Grow Into Businesses, the San Diego Way
(New York Times) Free Registration.
Cablevision to begin rollout of
network DVR next year (Associated Press via Google News)
Navmar Applied Sciences wins $10M defense contract (Philadelphia Business Journal)
Apple to celebrate retail store grand opening in Lancaster, Pennsylvania on September 20 (MacDailyNews)
Tapping in to all that pent-up Amish demand, I guess.
Oracle Reports Q1 GAAP EPS Up 28% to 21 Cents, Non-GAAP EPS Up 32% to 29 Cents (PRNewswire via MSN Money)
Comcast exec: Expect more Web regulation (CNET
News)
Communacopia: Verizon COO Strigl: Smartphone Revs Per User Double That Of Other Customers (mocoNews.net)
Two New Motorola On-Demand Products (Media Experiences 2 Go)
T-Mobile USA hits the gas on its 3G rollout (RCR Wireless News)
CDI IT Solutions Announces Agreement with NetReach (PRNewswire)
Ignite Philly (2) (geekadelphia)
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