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The chip maker warned its fourth-quarter revenue will drop due to weaker-than-expected demand in the consumer market.

Mr. Selfridge was credited with coining the term "intelligent agents," for software programs capable of observing and responding to changes in their environment.

The company cited streamlining and a changing business mix for laying off about 4 percent of its work force.

The faltering economy could mean renewed interest in coupons as shoppers refocus on the cost of the products they buy — that is, if they do actually buy anything these days.

Strong Web sales over the holiday weekend are unlikely to bail out the retail industry, which is contending with a recession and a sharp decline in consumers’ wealth.

The BlackBerry maker cut its third-quarter profit and revenue outlook well below expectations, pointing to slower subscriber growth.

Online spending on the Monday after Thanksgiving reached $846 million, but e-commerce spending for the holiday season to date is off 2 percent.

Rogers Communication must deal with its founder’s death, while Bell Canada faces a failed buyout.

A new breed of companies specialize in creating thousands of versions of the same ad with different colors or type font, trying to determine what ad works for a specific audience.

The Navigon 8100T has frustrating voice recognition, hard-to-read satellite imagery and a mysterious charging system.