Intuit Is Buying Mint.com
Intuit will acquire the free online personal finance service Mint, we’ve confirmed from a source close to the deal, for around $170 million. Silicon Alley
Messy Guys Make Millions Selling Green Cleaning Products
Eric Ryan and Adam Lowry were having dinner with their new investors. The 27-year-old entrepreneurs had finally gotten a million dollars in venture capital to
Google Android will take off in early 2010, challenge iPhone
An onslaught of slick smartphones running Google (GOOG) Android will goose adoption and send Android marketshare soaring in early 2010, said a source close to
Good Housekeeping **Green** Seal… what does it mean?
Corporations toss it around to claim they’re being good environmental stewards, consumers are numb to it, and the greenest companies tend not to tout it
GM to offer money-back guarantee
To good to be true… or will GM change the way cars are sold by guaranteeing car buyers that if they don’t like their new
Hands On: Motorola’s New Android Phone Nails Design, Fumbles Software
let’s just say the handset gets a lot of things right: The phone itself is nicely designed and feels impossibly thin (for a slider), the
Twitter’s New Terms of Service
The revisions more appropriately reflect the nature of Twitter and convey key issues such as ownership. For example, your tweets belong to you, not to
Facebook Lite: Kickin’ It Old School
Originally intended to be used in countries where high speed Internet connections are sparse or non-existant, apparently Facebook has realized there’s a real desire among
Invite two-way communication with every email
When you’re using email marketing to communicate with your audience — as in, you’re not just trying to sell them stuff — you’re building customer
Smile! It just might help the economy
Although human emotions don’t spread quite like colds, they are contagious. And when intense emotions spread rapidly it can contribute to irrational behavior, exaggerating economic