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Google results fall short, rare miss hurts shares (Reuters)

Reuters – Google Inc’s quarterly results fell short of Wall Street’s heightened expectations for the holiday season as declining search advertising rates contributed to a rare miss, triggering a 9 percent slide in its shares.

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Popular file-sharing website Megaupload shut down (AP)

AP – One of the world’s most popular file-sharing sites was shut down Thursday, and its founder and several company officials were accused of facilitating millions of illegal downloads of films, music and other content.

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Microsoft 2Q beats Street despite soft PC market (AP)

AP – Microsoft Corp. battled through a weak PC market to post flat earnings in the final quarter of 2011, boosting sales of servers, Xbox games and its Office productivity software while trimming losses at its Bing search engine

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Amazon shares dip on growth concerns (Reuters)

Reuters – Amazon.com Inc shares slid 3.3 percent on Thursday as a research note by Goldman Sachs suggested that the online retailer’s sales growth in the current holiday quarter could miss Wall Street expectations.

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Yahoo board continues talks on Asian deal: report (Reuters)

Reuters – Yahoo Inc’s board of directors has agreed to keep exploring a plan to split off the Internet company’s Asian assets in a complex deal valued at $17 billion, The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday.

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Clearwire slammed as CEO reportedly mulls default (AP)

AP – Shares of wireless broadband network operator Clearwire Corp.

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BlackBerry Woes Continue as Trade-Ins Surge (NewsFactor)

NewsFactor – A tough spell for Canada-based Research In Motion continued this week, as a Web site that buys used phones reported a surge in BlackBerry devices entering the market.

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Google beats Q3 profit, revenue estimates (Reuters)

Reuters – Google Inc’s third-quarter results trounced Wall Street expectations as good cost controls helped boost the Internet search leader’s profit by about 26 percent.

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Google 3Q earnings rise 26 pct, top analyst views (AP)

AP – Google’s third-quarter earnings show that the mounting worries about another global recession haven’t shaken the Internet’s search and advertising leader so far.

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Netflix gets streaming rights to CW’s old TV shows (AP)

AP – Netflix’s Internet video library is adding TV shows from the CW network in an effort to appeal to younger subscribers and help offset the upcoming loss of another contract that supplied customers with other popular entertainment options.

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