Google Lowers Nexus Termination Fee
February 8, 2010
WSJ.com: Markets
Google reduced the $350 fee it charges customers who drop its new Nexus One phone early to $150, following an inquiry from federal regulators.
Google reduced the $350 fee it charges customers who drop its new Nexus One phone early to $150, following an inquiry from federal regulators.
Google will unveil add-ons to Gmail that let people post and view messages about their day-to-day activities.
In a letter to the company, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius voices concern over the rates, which take effect March 1 for many of the insurer's 800,000 individual policyholders.
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It's easy to lose perspective on the size of the Greek problem.
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The Shanghai Composite Index may retreat another 8.6 percent, almost doubling its losses so far this year, after a gauge of property stocks sank to a nine-month low, according to WJB Capital Group Inc.
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Hundreds of Cadbury workers at a factory that the new owner Kraft promised to keep open face losing their jobs.
Sri Lanka’s military police arrested General Sarath Fonseka, the opposition candidate defeated in last month’s presidential election, the Defense Ministry said.
Macquarie Group Ltd., Australia’s largest investment bank, said fiscal second-half profit may be higher than forecast amid a recovery in global markets.
Currency speculators have increased their bets against the euro to the highest level since its creation on the back of the crisis in Greece.
Rajiv Goel, a former managing director in Intel Corp.
Léo Apotheker, the chief executive of SAP, has departed after less than a year in the job.
A body found in the landing-gear compartment of a Delta Air Lines Inc. jet that flew to Tokyo’s Narita Airport from New York may spur a re-examination of U.S. aviation security.
Billionaires Larry Ellison and Ernesto Bertarelli have turned an America’s Cup boom into bust.
Dick Armey, former House Majority Leader (R-Tex.
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Stock futures are pointing to a higher open Tuesday as hopes grow the European Union will provide Greece with some support for its mounting debt burden.
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European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet is changing his plans to leave Australia and return to Europe purely because of logistics, an ECB spokesman said on Tuesday.
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