February 16, 2009

Financial journalists still can’t figure out how to cover the recession.

Proponents of the sale of cellphones to schools say they are making the same kind of pitch the computer industry has been profitably making since the 1980s.

While there is movement by chip makers to spur a new generation of TVs with full browser capability, TV manufacturers simply do not seem to want it.

Mr. Slim, Mexico’s richest man and now a major shareholder in and lender to The New York Times, has a complex relationship with the news media.

The country’s real gross domestic product shrank at an annual rate of 12.7 percent in the fourth quarter.