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| 8:30AM 1/03/2011
Among Monday's top online stories for investors: Mining for treasures in the AMEX, why we desperately need a better Google, Jim Cramer's top Dow picks for 2011.
| 10:55AM 12/13/2010
A patent lawsuit brought by Microsoft Co-Founder Paul Allen against Apple, Google, and Yahoo, among others, has been dismissed. The judge found the suit, which failed to specify the products or devices that infringed on patents from Allen's company, too vague.
| 8:30AM 12/08/2010
Among Wednesday's top stories for investors: Why Quepasa is no Facebook, what went wrong with the Fed's new $100 bills and why the Dogs of the Dow strategy might be ready for a comeback.
| 7:10AM 12/08/2010
Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz called Facebook a bigger rival than Google. The surprising admission shows how Facebook's size and dominance in display advertising presents a challenge to the major portals.
| 3:00AM 12/01/2010
Move over, Michael Jackson. The BP oil spill topped the list of most popular Yahoo searches in 2010, ejecting Jackson -- the hottest search in 2009 -- from the top spot. Other top searches included Miley Cyrus, Lady Gaga, Megan Fox, Justin Bieber and American Idol.
| 6:30AM 11/15/2010
Will Facebook email succeed just because it's Facebook? Maybe not.
| 9:00AM 10/18/2010
In a sign that Yahoo is accelerating its efforts to join the social media revolution, word was leaked this weekend of a new offering, dubbed Y Connect, which would allow its customers to sign up for and sign onto media sites and other password-protected sites with a single click.
| 6:46AM 10/14/2010
Yahoo (YHOO) has hired Goldman Sachs Group (GS) to help deal with possible takeover approaches, Bloomberg News reported.
Yahoo has been working with advisers for about two weeks, but has not received any offers, Bloomberg News said.
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| 11:45AM 10/12/2010
Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz has been praised for her blunt, foul-mouthed management style. But with shares of the company down more than 14% this year, her $39 million pay package is a little hard to swallow.
| 8:15PM 10/08/2010
Well, DailyFinance readers, it's been a great ride, but now it's time for me to say goodbye. On Monday, I start a new job at Forbes, where I'll be covering media and technology.