Topic: Ivan Seidenberg

Stocks to open down over debt impasse

Stocks weighed down by Washington debt-limit talks, mixed corporate earnings. Stocks in Europe lifted by second Greek bailout.

2010: The year Washington became business friendly

America has made the climate as comfortable as possible for CEOs, who have repaid the favor by creating more and more jobs – in other countries.

Hey, big business, push back against the tea party!

It's easy to understand the anti-Fed attitudes and nativism of tea party supporters: economic fears drive people to scapegoat institutions and outsiders. But why aren't business leaders responding?

Verizon iPhone release date? Signs point to January.

Verizon iPhone – the object of so much blog hype – is slated for an early 2011 launch, according to one newspaper.

Verizon Wireless to pay out millions to consumers for past 'mystery fees'

Verizon Wireless has wrongly levied data fees on about 15 million customers. The refunds are in the mail.

Verizon iPhone: the ‘Chinese Democracy’ of smartphones?

If the Will they? Won't they? rumors continue to swirl about the possible Verizon iPhone, customer interest will eventually peak and then die away, as it did for the long-awaited and underwhelming Guns n' Roses album 'Chinese Democracy.'

Verizon iPhone? Not yet, Verizon CEO says.

Verizon iPhone rumors get the kibosh from Verizon CEO Ivan Seidenberg.

Verizon iPhone could hit in January, but holdouts have been burned before

Verizon iPhone rumors have consumed the tech blogosphere again this week. But is a Verizon iPhone really on the way?

Verizon iPhone coming as soon as Apple is ready, says CEO

Verizon iPhone is all Apple's call, says phone company executive.

CEOs bullish on sales, new survey finds

Some 73 percent of CEOs expect sales to rise in the next six months, the highest share in three years, according to a Business Roundtable survey.

CEOs see sales improving, Business Roundtable survey says

Business Roundtable survey finds increased CEO confidence on sales although job losses will continue.

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