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Online grows, but in-store/online balance is key in economic downturn

Online grows, but in-store/online balance is key in economic downturn says new research from location intelligence experts Pitney Bowes MapInfo

Online grows, but in-store/online balance is key in economic downturn -says new research from location intelligence experts Pitney Bowes MapInfo

Online grows, but in-store/online balance is key in economic downturn says new research from location intelligence experts Pitney Bowes MapInfo

Opposition grows to Athens Art Deco demolition

Plans to demolish a handsome Art Deco house that will block the view from the café of the new Acropolis Museum are prompting opposition from around the world. The front of the large four-storey mansion is faced in finely veined panels of pink marble with Deco sculpture and colourful mosaic panels. It was designed in 1930 by Vasilios Kouremenos, a leading member of the Athens Academy who worked in Paris, Istanbul and Dublin. The house was initially to be preserved but has now been delisted by the Ministry of Culture.

iPhone Grows Rapidly as Internet and Entertainment Device

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Farmer grows super spud

Tyre, Lebanon - A south Lebanon farmer couldn't believe his peeled eyes when he discovered he had grown a massive potato, he said on Saturday, adding that he now hopes to enter the Guinness World Records book.

Pressure grows for Gaza ceasefire

Pressure is building on Israel and the Palestinian militant group Hamas to accept a ceasefire deal backed by the UN and the US to end fighting in Gaza.

Teen Hacker Grows Up

eEye co-founder, CTO and chief hacking officer Marc Maiffret talks phreaking, FBI raids, and zero-day attacks

Japanese Farmer Grows Apples With Apple, IPod Logos

A Japanese apple grower apparently has been working on a new kind of Fuji apples--ones that feature the Apple logo and the image of an iPod emblazoned on them. By using stickers, which block out sunlight on the face of the apples before they matured, he was able to get full-grown apples with these near-silhouettes on them.

Japanese farmer grows apples with Apple, iPod logos

A Japanese apple grower apparently has been working on a new kind of Fuji apples--ones that feature the Apple logo and the image of an iPod emblazoned on them. By using stickers, which block out sunlight on the face of the apples before they matured, he was able to get full-grown apples with these near-silhouettes on them.

Franchisee Network Grows at Java Detour

PRESS RELEASE: SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 17 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Java Detour, Inc. (Pink Sheets: JVDT) is proud to announce that it has sold two of its corporate-owned stores, in Yuba City and Marysville, to a new franchisee, Java NorCal LLC. The two stores were sold for a total of $1.5 million, of which $1.2 million was paid in cash. Java NorCal LLC is operated by Java Detour's former CFO Ronald Sands.

Rural banking grows via microenterprise access program

DAVAO CITY — A program of the Rural Bankers Association of the Philippines with technical assistance from the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) that is training rural banks to cater to microenterprises is enabling these financial institutions to widen their market, a statement of the Mindanao Economic Development Council (MEDCo) said.

Gamestop traffic grows 40%, but eBay posts double-digit drops, Nielsen says

Gamestop may market fun and games, but the e-retailer’s traffic growth was serious in October. More than 3 million unique visitors checked out the online merchant’s video game selection that month, helping it secure sixth place among e-retailers in Nielsen’s computer and consumer electronics destination category. Meanwhile, traffic to eBay Electronics and eBay Computers fell 43% and 40%, respectively.

As Facebook Grows, Longtime Users Draw Privacy Veil

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iPhone's Share Grows Despite Storm

Research In Motion may be Apple's largest competitor, but RIM's much-hyped BlackBerry Storm has not dramatically affected sales of Apple's iPhone 3G. A survey shows Apple's iPhone market share is up, while RIM's BlackBerry Storm had a minimal market-share increase. But going forward, the BlackBerry Storm may yet make waves for the iPhone.

iPhone Nano Speculation Grows

Rumors of an Apple iPhone nano are gaining momentum as Macworld nears. Case manufacturer Vaja listed the iPhone nano as a supported device on its Web site. This comes on the heels of case maker XSKN listing the iPhone nano on its site as a supported product. With Macworld looming, we'll soon know if an iPhone nano is a reality.

iPhone Nano Speculation Grows

Rumors of an Apple iPhone nano are gaining momentum as Macworld nears. Case manufacturer Vaja listed the iPhone nano as a supported device on its Web site. This comes on the heels of case maker XSKN listing the iPhone nano on its site as a supported product. With Macworld looming, we'll soon know if an iPhone nano is a reality.

iPhone Nano Speculation Grows Stronger

Rumors of an Apple iPhone nano are gaining momentum as Macworld nears. Case manufacturer Vaja listed the iPhone nano as a supported device on its Web site. This comes on the heels of case maker XSKN listing the iPhone nano on its site as a supported product. With Macworld looming, we'll soon know if an iPhone nano is a reality.

iPhone's Share Grows Despite Storm

Research In Motion may be Apple's largest competitor, but RIM's much-hyped BlackBerry Storm has not dramatically affected sales of Apple's iPhone 3G. A survey shows Apple's iPhone market share is up, while RIM's BlackBerry Storm had a minimal market-share increase. But going forward, the BlackBerry Storm may yet make waves for the iPhone.

iPhone's Share Grows Despite Storm

When the T-Mobile G1 phone debuted, the mobile world was buzzing. Now, just two months later, the rumor mill is churning around a T-Mobile G2 that may remedy some of the first version's shortcomings.

iPhone's Share Grows Despite Storm

When the T-Mobile G1 phone debuted, the mobile world was buzzing. Now, just two months later, the rumor mill is churning around a T-Mobile G2 that may remedy some of the first version's shortcomings.

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