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SEC Wants Better Segment Reporting

But is the agency's new focus on business unit disclosure more bark than bite?

Linux: When Free Isn’t

Linux may be open source software, but does that mean you don't have to pay for it?

Darkness on the Edge of Town, Survey Reveals

New study shows few companies have contingency plans for blackouts.

Darkness on the Edge of Town

New study shows few companies have contingency plans for blackouts. Also, IT stay home.

Picking Apart the Pieces

Is the SEC's new focus on segment reporting more bark than bite?

Let There Be Light

Why California's electricity problem may leave you in the dark.

Taking License

Microsoft claims that less is more in its new software license program. But more for whom?

E-commerce Insurance: New Riders of the Digital Age

General liability coverage is not enough. E-commerce operations require E-commerce insurance.

For years a technology known as VoIP (voice over Internet protocol) has served as an esoteric incarnation of ham radio, allowing its tech-savvy practitioners to make free but faltering long-distance calls through desktop computers.

Shell Banks: Filthy Lucre

How U.S. banks are unwittingly laundering billions of dirty money.

Tim Reason