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Phone companies are praying their golden goose -- revenue growth from wireless data services -- doesn't turn into a dead duck during the recession.

Thiel Audio, a privately held maker of high-performance loudspeakers for homes and offices, is a rarity among U.S. consumer electronics companies.

MURGITROYD, the Aim-listed patent agency with its head office in Glasgow, is in talks about a possible acquisition, which could be completed as early as Christmas.

"We've been given this on a silver platter," says Sam Palmisano, CEO of IBM. "We might as well use it as an opportunity."

UPDATED: Court rules search giant must remove links and pay fines.

Stocks fell again on Monday, but the pullback has yet to do lasting damage.

If any software market deserved to be shaken up by open source alternatives, it's enterprise data integration. Commercial, enterprise-grade integration tools -- typically cobbled together from M&A and legacy patchworks -- are notoriously unwieldy and impose an arduous learning curve. Complexity frequently stalls deployments by months, and aftermarket consulting can add hundreds of thousands of dollars to the TCO.

A warning about memory prices from Micron technology and hawkish comments from Federal Reserve officials sent stocks to their worst weekly loss in two months.

Will the online financial community follow suit?