Mugwort buys the furniture - Fytte 6...
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Why make developers comfortable? We pay them enough for them to put up with anything. Mugwort has been getting less and less favoured by the iteration. However, there is hope following an isolated period of success for the young demon. Several key members of his victimâs development team have left and, due to inadequate training, this means that Mugwortâs intended victim, our young project manager, has struggled to keep the existing project on track. â¦
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The food purveyor gives investors something to chew on.
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'Lucy' goes for the soft sell NSFW Thanks very much to reader Nick L for alerting us to a rather strange eBayer who has decided to deploy her not inconsiderable assets as a sort of mammary display stand. Try this "auction" for a Panasonic CD player front panel:â¦
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A collection of work by artist L S Lowry, valued at half a million pounds, is to go on sale in Birmingham.
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The data storage company is selling its Stonehouse Technologies unit for $6.5 million.
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Gabe: Just a reminder that the last day to purchase tickets for the Child"s Play charity dinner and auction is Thursday. New items for the auction are coming in every day. I wanted to let you all know that we"ll have items in all different price ranges. I know last year we talked about items going for ten and twenty thousand dollars. Trust me when I tell you that you can come with significantly less than that and walk out with something cool. Even if you don"t want to bid on anything it"s a really fun event to watch. Either way, Thursday is the last day to get your tickets.
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With a wiggle in her walk... CES on Video RoboSapien gets a mate...â¦
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Picture the scene: It's the holiday buying season, and ever since summer, consumers have been itching to get their hands on a 6-inch-tall robot with a quirky personality that evolves as its owners interact with it. The creature goes on to sell 50 million units, earning a stunning $1.2 billion.
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Yahoo reopens a 5-year-old case that banned the selling of Nazi memorabilia on its auction site. Also: Dell leads in computer sales despite tax levies&hellip;.  Europe still watching what Microsoft does&hellip;. and more.
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In NEW YORK story headlined &quot;UPDATE 1-Macerich to buy Wilmorite for $1.13 bln&quot; in headline please read &quot;Macerich to buy Wilmorite for $1.45 billion&quot; (fixes figure).
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It appears that Six Apart is going to buy  LiveJournal:  "Folks have been predicting a big year for mergers and acquisitions in 2005, and we are starting the year with a bang. I have learnt exclusively that Six Apart, the parent company behind hosted blogging service TypePad, and Moveable Type is about to acquire Live Journal, for an undisclosed amount. The deal is a mix of stock and cash, and could be announced sometime later this month, according to those close to the two companies. If the deal goes through, then Six Apart will become one of the largest weblog companies in the world, with nearly 6.5 million users. It also gives the company a very fighting chance against Google's Blogger an ...
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The furniture company is retooling to take advantage of lower-cost imports, but will that be enough to kick-start growth?
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Widget fidget That tiny company in Great Lakes, Virginia is re-launching its attack on eBayâs Buy-It-Now button.â¦
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Tycho:  I was in a guild with the guy who started FigurePrints, and when he extended coupons to the old crew I snapped them up and gave them as Christmas presents.  None of my characters ever reached the highest echelons of Azerothian Fashion, so it seemed like they were better invested in Gabriel and Keek, who poured night after night into Battlegrounds and Active Volcanoes fighting dragons and whatnot. The coupons I have described are difficult to secure, only available in random drawings at random intervals, or if by some twist of fate you happen to have been guildmates with a cunning entrepreneur.  It's really a way to ennoble the lost years you plowed into that game.  It's the sort of thing you'd think a person would appreciate.
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By Aaron Kremer, Richmond Times-Dispatch, Va.  Sep. 13--In the mid-1990s Leo Burke -- the Carytown furniture store, not  the founder -- sold mirrors, beds and tables from the company's Web site to  customers all over the country.
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The book retailer looks a little pricey at the moment.
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The database provider continues to buy its growth.