Google IPO Auction Mechanics Mentioned With Gearing Price
The text outlines Google selling shares via an auction process starting with the highest bids and setting aside shares to reach 25.7 million. The lowest price reached is termed the Gearing price, and Google then obtains the actual selling price or initial public offering price.
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Google cuts IPO price expectations ahead of stock sale
Google Inc slashed its IPO forecast to 85 95 per share and reduced shares on offer to 19.6 million from 25.7 million raising about 186 billion at 95 while market capitalization would drop to around 26 billion. The auction closed awaiting final price and allocation details as regulators probe pre IPO shares and a Playboy interview.
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Lindows postpones IPO amid weak market conditions
Lindows Inc. halted its planned initial public offering citing adverse market conditions. The San Diego based firm develops Linspire and will reassess timing, noting earlier price range cuts and a trademark settlement with Microsoft. Revenue for Q1 was reported at 1.08 million.
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Lindows
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Linspire
Robovacs battle dirt but fall short of real cleaning
A Boston report reviews Roomba Floorvac and its successor the Discovery from iRobot, alongside Sharper Image's eVac. The machines navigate furniture and stairs, avoid getting stuck, and use clever AI, but lack power for heavy messes and struggle in cluttered homes.
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Robotic vacuums battle dirt in light home grime
The Sharper models handle light soil and fine particles but struggle with large cookies. The robot cues blue lights when dirt hits the intake and retries spots before moving on. Docking and recharging are highlighted, though one unit refused to run during testing.
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Americans reach parity in high speed and dial up net use
Nielsen NetRatings July data show 51 percent of the U.S. online population at home use broadband, up from 38 percent a year ago. Younger users lead, with 18 to 20 year olds at 59 percent, while those 65 and older trail at 34 percent. The panel includes 40,000 Internet users reporting sites visited and connection types. Some 400 attempts were logged after a friend publicized a Web journal Metafilter. Most tests. about 30 appeared real rejects.
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Internet Research Company
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N Y to rent space on top of its lamps
New York plans to sell space on top of 18 000 lampposts for 21.6 million dollars yearly to wireless carriers including T Mobile USA Nextel Partners IDT Corp and three others to boost network capacity. The 15 year deal includes cheaper Wi Fi phones for poorer neighborhoods as IDT would market the service.
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Paper Napkin offers email rejection service for persistent suitors
New York report describes PaperNapkin net as a prank service letting women discreetly reject suitors by giving out an email address that redirects messages to a canned rejection. Seattle developer Josh Santangelo conceived the idea after a lunch talk on dating and the New York Rejection Line.
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Josh Santangelo
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Uniform Ad-ID system adopted by four networks
Four networks ABC CBS NBC and Fox now label ads with a 12 digit Ad-ID code to track scheduling billing and other campaign details via an online database. The system consolidates television print and radio ads under one cataloging standard from the ANA and AAAA. Tim Thurston maps China Lake bottom contours to aid fishing and boating in Maine launching Maine Lake Charts Inc in 2001.
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Flying robot by Seiko Epson modeled after miniature helicopter
TOKYO AP Seiko Epson Corp develops a tiny helicopter like flying robot about 3.35 inches tall and 0.4 ounces. It follows a Bluetooth routed flight plan from a PC and carries a 32 bit micro controller a sleek motor a camera and gyro sensor. The firm hopes it aids security disaster rescue and space exploration and may preview future uses in digital cameras and phones.
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Seiko Epson Corp
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