added 2007 Mon May 7 19:06:41 by Neophile
As blue-laser pick-up heads (PUHs) for use in the PlayStation 3 (PS3) are expected to increase in supply and decrease in price, the production cost of the game console could be reduced by as much as US$100, according to Taiwan-based makers of game consoles and components.
As blue-laser pick-up heads (PUHs) for use in the PlayStation 3 (PS3) are expected to increase in supply and decrease in price, the production cost of the game console could be reduced by as much as US$100, according to Taiwan-based makers of game consoles and components.
added 2007 Wed Apr 18 20:56:43 by populist
The retail sales chart for recorded music in the U.S. has the profile of a ski slope. The industry group, Recording Industry Associaton of America (RIAA) reports overall retail sales of recorded music declined 6.2% in 2006.
The retail sales chart for recorded music in the U.S. has the profile of a ski slope. The industry group, Recording Industry Associaton of America (RIAA) reports overall retail sales of recorded music declined 6.2% in 2006.
added 2007 Fri Feb 23 22:49:55 by Neophile
CompUSA will close 100 stores this year, according to an industry insider speaking under conditions of anonymity.
CompUSA will close 100 stores this year, according to an industry insider speaking under conditions of anonymity.
added 2007 Mon Jan 29 15:54:39 by TimALoftis
When Pressler joined Gap as CEO in 2002, he took over the reins of an unwieldy empire, home to the Gap, Old Navy and Banana Republic brands. The kingdom had become so enormous--$16.3 billion in sales at its peak, with 2,994 stores--that the only way for Gap to keep growing was to push clothes with broad appeal that could sell millions and millions
When Pressler joined Gap as CEO in 2002, he took over the reins of an unwieldy empire, home to the Gap, Old Navy and Banana Republic brands. The kingdom had become so enormous--$16.3 billion in sales at its peak, with 2,994 stores--that the only way for Gap to keep growing was to push clothes with broad appeal that could sell millions and millions
added 2006 Fri Aug 11 16:05:57 by Neophile
LucasArts president Jim Ward has slammed the games industry's traditional business model, arguing that publishers' overwhelming reliance on single retail products has stunted the growth of the sector in recent years.
LucasArts president Jim Ward has slammed the games industry's traditional business model, arguing that publishers' overwhelming reliance on single retail products has stunted the growth of the sector in recent years.
