Its visionary gone, Shreve's began tumbling
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By most appearances, Shreve, Crump &amp; Low's party last November to celebrate its new flagship store was a smashing success: More than 200 guests sipped champagne under a two-story Steuben glass sculpture as women tried on diamonds, and Aerosmith's bassist entertained the crowd.
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The media conglomerate's new CEO lays out his vision afetr the company reported its profit tumbled 41%.
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The decision by high street electrical chain Dixons to no longer sell the machines could soon mean RIP for the VCR. But VHS (video home system) is just
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The camera on the Hubble space telescope responsible for taking clear pictures of the early Universe breaks down.
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India's brightest used to line up for U.S. jobs. No longer.
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First video killed the radio star. Now it looks like the video recorder's days could be numbered too, after Britain's biggest electrical retailer announced an end to sales of the household gadget.
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The death of the VHS video recorder came a step closer yesterday when the UK&#39;s largest electronics chain said it would stop selling them.
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The unsung passing away of, Harnam Singh Rawail, a once-distinguished filmmaker left some of the more sensitive souls in the film industry stung with dismay.
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The death of the video recorder comes a step closer as electrical chain Dixons says it will stop selling them.
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UK mesh pioneer taken out of administration
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The company has decided to leave the public markets.
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Krispy Kreme, which wowed Wall Street with a hot old-economy growth story when it went public, has lost more than two-thirds of its value since it peaked a year ago.
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One change that's likely to happen eventually is the demise of the Linksys brand.
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Leucadia's biggest subsidiary looks likely to lose an enormous customer.
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The broadcast companyâs loss stemmed from write-downs, breakup costs and weak advertising sales.
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The legendary mime Marcel Marceau is no more.
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The technology that spurred the big-screen television phenomenon among consumers took another step towards oblivion on Thursday.