Nasdaq

Business did boom and the dow did not have the bubble that the nasdaq did. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Stanza, a book reading application offered in Apple's (nasdaq: AAPL - news - people) iPhone App Store since July, has been downloaded more than 395,000 times and continues to be installed at an average rate of about 5,000 copies a day, according to Portland, Ore. -based Lexcycle, the three-person start-up that created the reading software. ❋ Grace Lee (2008)

Media Rights Technologies (MRT) and BlueBeat. com have issued cease and desist letters to both companies and to Adobe Systems Inc (nasdaq: ADBE - news - people) and Real Networks -- which produce the Adobe Flash Player and Real Player respectively -- for actively avoiding their X1 SeCure Recording Control, which they said is an effective copyright protection system. ❋ Unknown (2007)

The only hitch is that U.S. cell phone users are still relatively uncomfortable with using their phone for anything but making calls, largely because the phone's small screens make searching the Web difficult, at least compared with big handhelds such as the Palm Treo and Research in Motion's nasdaq: RIMM - news - people BlackBerry. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The highest-paid boss of the 500 companies we tracked: Apple nasdaq: AAPL - news - people chief Steve Jobs. ❋ Steve Hulett (2008)

In March, the nasdaq, driven by Internet stocks, closed above 5,000 for the first time ever — up from 3,000 just four months earlier. ❋ Unknown (2008)

Between March 10, 2000, and October 10, 2002, the nasdaq Composite Index, which lists most technology and Internet companies, lost 78 percent of its value. ❋ Keenan Mayo And Peter Newcomb (2008)

Has anyone noticed the Market was up over 400 or nasdaq up over 100? ❋ Unknown (2008)

When Rudy Giuliani is represented on YouTube by a five-minute video of the former mayor ringing the opening bell at nasdaq, it hardly seems like the most imaginative grasp of this new medium. ❋ Wolcott, James (2007)

The nasdaq fell 15 percent in the single month of April 2000, and no one knew for sure what effect the collapse of the Internet bubble would have on the real economy. ❋ Stiglitz, Joseph E. (2007)

WOW! to heck with appl:nasdaq... i'm going long with KMB: NYSE. 6/30 should bring a run in the markets for "depends". ❋ Unknown (2007)

CONTROL! interesting, subscribe to the Entrepreneur RSS Feed (which I have no direct share in, but think spliced category based feeds are the way to go! eg soccer channel, nasdaq channel, etc) ❋ Ben Barren (2005)

The Chinese economy is like a huge rubber band: At one end is the economy that can turn out Apple nasdaq: AAPL - news - people iPods to perfection; at the other end are all those sad, sunburned fellows with bad teeth and Mao hats--refugees from rural China--who stand by the roadside with shovels. ❋ Sun Bin (2007)

As a monopoly, the pay package is financed by non-competitive margins (after all can you really go to the nasdaq or amex if you disagree with the prices). ❋ Unknown (2005)

Mitchell is part of an online subculture that has helped democratize the reviewing process and cemented Amazon's nasdaq: AMZN - news - people significance in the publishing world. ❋ Bill Crider (2006)

The nasdaq, whose tech listings embodied the whiz kids 'futuristic aspirations, crashed, got up again, fell down the stairs, and staggered around like a sloppy waterfront drunk. ❋ Unknown (2004)