Technology Insider

Aug 21, 2012

This Week's Top Story

Best Buy's Bid for Time

The stock dives as a CEO change lowers expectations that Best Buy will offer a turnaround strategy soon

More Top Stories

Facebook Exposes Itself in Oregon

The social-networking giant lets all comers see its state-of-the-art computing facilities at its Prineville data center, bucking an industry-wide penchant for secrecy

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Hey, Twitter: Shouldn't It Be About the Users?

The shackles it has put on third-party apps may be a sign that Twitter has lost its way

Trulia's a Killer Site. Is It a Wise Investment?

Real estate site Trulia has posted impressive growth, but its ability to make money will prompt skepticism

Working at Dish Network or Foxconn: What's Worse?

Dish Network, ranked the worst place to work in the U.S., has a few bright spots

Former Lab Rat Looks to Modernize Drug Software

A startup called Syapse thinks it has a fresh approach to collecting and analyzing data from clinical drug trials

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This week in Technology Insider

Welcome to the Tech Insider. This week, Jeff Muskus looks at the future of electronics retailer Best Buy. Its CEO change has flustered investors and left analysts worried about the company’s turnaround strategy, especially since the incoming CEO, Hubert Joly, doesn't yet have a U.S. visa. We also have stories on Facebook, Twitter, and Dish Network. Enjoy!

Olga Kharif