The E3 game blowout in Los Angeles is producing all sorts of news on the hardware and software fronts. CNET News editor Michelle Meyers talks about some of them with Webware editor Josh Lowensohn, an avid follower of all happenings in the game...
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Extended Stay Seeks Chapter 11
Extended Stay Hotels filed for Chapter 11 protection, collapsing under the debt from its $8 billion top-of-the-market buyout in 2007.
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Iran to Recount Some Votes
Iran's Guardian Council said it is prepared to recount disputed ballot boxes, as state media reported that seven people died in election-related protests a day earlier.
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Smithfield Foods Swings to Loss
Smithfield swung to a loss as tumbling prices plagued its hog-production segment. The company said it would cut its U.S. hog herd by an additional 3%, on top of a 10% cut implemented in the past year.
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Study: Camera market slump to hit SLRs, too
Canon's new Rebel T1i SLR
(Credit: Canon USA)Thus far, SLR camera sales have been a bright spot in the camera market, but analyst firm IDC expects the recession will hit the higher-end models, too.
Worldwide camera shipments are expected to drop 6 percent to 129 million units ...
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