Nov 17, 2010
Nov 16, 2010
Half Of Small Businesses Limit Employee Access To Social Networks
The majority (81%) of small businesses have an employee Internet policy and half say employees are not allowed to access any social networks on a company computer, according to a new survey by security firm Webroot.
"Clearly the potential impact of social networks as a threat vector has hit home for IT administrators," said Gerhard Eschelbeck, CTO of Webroot.
"Clearly the potential impact of social networks as a threat vector has hit home for IT administrators," said Gerhard Eschelbeck, CTO of Webroot.
Irish Bailout Threatens to Reignite Euro Debt Crisis
Ireland's reeling banking system, and the government's reluctance to accept outside help, is threatening to reignite the European debt crisis that nearly led to the demise of the European Union (EU) and its currency last spring.
EU officials are trying to persuade Irish officials to shore up the country's devastated banking sector with a possible $100 billion (73.5 billion euros) aid package as Irish policymakers continue to insist that the financially troubled nation doesn't require a bailout.
EU officials are trying to persuade Irish officials to shore up the country's devastated banking sector with a possible $100 billion (73.5 billion euros) aid package as Irish policymakers continue to insist that the financially troubled nation doesn't require a bailout.
LNG Is the Future of Energy
Sometimes the most important impact on a raw material commodity comes less from its actual extraction and more from how product is introduced into new markets.
Indeed, that is becoming the next major development in North American natural gas. The expansion in liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports may well hold the key to turning a glut into advancing profit.
Indeed, that is becoming the next major development in North American natural gas. The expansion in liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports may well hold the key to turning a glut into advancing profit.
How the Dollar and Europe's Ireland Moves Will Steer Fate of U.S. Stocks
Stocks retreated over the past week following an earnings warning from tech giant Cisco Systems Inc. (Nasdaq: CSCO), renewed tensions in Europe over the ability of Ireland to pay its debts and a surge in the U.S. dollar.
Overlaying the action was word out of South Korea that the G-20 meeting of leaders of the world's largest economies was not going well, with European and Asian leaders expressing exasperation with U.S. monetary stimulus and a distaste for U.S. President Barack Obama's scolding tone on export targets.
Overlaying the action was word out of South Korea that the G-20 meeting of leaders of the world's largest economies was not going well, with European and Asian leaders expressing exasperation with U.S. monetary stimulus and a distaste for U.S. President Barack Obama's scolding tone on export targets.
Star Gazing: Jada Pinkett Smith Takes Kids to Hawaii
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- Wholesale prices rise on higher gas costs (AP)
- Murkowski lead at 1,706 as Alaska count continues (AP)
- Reid, McConnell to stay in Senate top party posts (AP)
- Thailand extradites alleged arms dealer Bout to US (AP)
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- Police: building collapse in New Delhi kills 65 (AP)
- Thailand extradites alleged arms dealer Bout to US (AP)
- Welders detained in deadly China high-rise fire (AP)
- Ohio sheriff: Missing mom, 2 others may be dead (AP)
- Pilots among those dismayed at scanners, pat-downs (AP)
- Walmart drug plan for seniors may not be best deal (AP)
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- Rangel ethics case in hands of jury of lawmakers (AP)
- Suspected US missiles kill 15 in NW Pakistan (AP)
- A new day at Capitol: Change coming — right now (AP)
- Police: building collapse in New Delhi kills 61 (AP)
- Alaska tally shows Murkowski with 1,706 vote lead (AP)
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