Chinese Internet search firm Baidu looks forward to life after Google (Washington Post)
BEIJING -- In 2000, a 31-year-old software engineer named Li Yanhong, a.k.a. Robin Li, left his job in Silicon Valley and returned home to China to start an Internet search engine. He raised $26.2 million in venture capital, including a modest invest

The Education Exchange Welcomes New Teachers & Increases Availability of Adult Education and GED Preparation Classes (Providence Business News)
September 28, 2009 â?“ Wakefield, RI â?“ The Education Exchange, a non-profit provider of adult education and job skills training programs throughout southern Rhode Island, will begin its Fall Semester with three new adult education teach

Who Will Fill Sam Ramjis Role as Microsofts Open Source Leader? (Linux Today)
Linux.com: "Now that Sam Ramji, Microsoft Corp.s point man on open source software, is leaving the company at the end of the month, who will possibly fill his shoes and continue to lead Microsoft further into the world of open source collaborati

eSOLâ?™s eCROS software platform selected for Venus Climate Orbiter and space yacht project
eSOL, a developer of real-time embedded software solutions, has announced that its eCROS integrated software platform is being used in the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agencys (JAXA) Venus orbiter, designated AKATSUKI, (PLANET-C project) and the Small

Strategies: Its time for a small business job creation tax credit (USA Today)
Hurrah! Lets have a parade. New jobless claims declined to a "mere" 512,000 last week. Its supposed to be good news that another half million Americans lost their jobs in just one week. The reality is that, sure, fewer big corporations are