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DayStar Technologies
Announces FY 2007 Financial
Results
DayStar Technologies, Inc.
(Nasdaq: DSTI), a developer of photovoltaic products
based on CIGS thin film semiconductor technology, today
announced financial results for the year-ended Dec. 31,
2007.
DayStar Technologies Signs
Letter of Intent with Juwi Solar
Leading
Renewable Energy Company in Europe Intends to Secure 25
percent of DayStar Module Production through 2011.
Atheros Announces
Industry’s First Bluetooth 2.1 + EDR Solution to Deliver
Enhanced Wireless Connectivity in
PCs
Atheros Complements its Best-in-Class
WLAN Technology with the Industry’s Smallest and
Lowest-Cost Bluetooth Design for Laptops and Desktops
Pericom
Semiconductor Introduces Industry’s Lowest Voltage Clock
Buffers
San Jose, Calif., Jan. 29, 2007
- Pericom Semiconductor Corporation
(NASDAQ: PSEM), a worldwide preferred supplier of
high-speed integrated circuits and frequency control
products, today announced the industry’s lowest
operating voltage clock buffers.
Broadcom Corporation
Expands Relationship with MIPS Technologies to License
Entire Range of MIPS Cores for Next-Generation
Products
Mountain View, Calif., - February
9, 2007- MIPS Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: MIPS), a
leading provider of industry-standard processor
architectures and cores for digital consumer,
networking, personal entertainment, communications and
business applications, today announced that Broadcom
Corporation has extended its relationship with MIPS to
drive the company’s current and future SoC designs.
Stapleton In The
News
Siebel fighting back
against SEC complaint
June 23,
2005 -- A judge's ruling expected any day now may shed
more light on a controversial 5-year-old rule that
governs what corporate executives can say in private
meetings with investors and analysts.
Stock
research ‘for hire’ offered
June
8, 2005 -- Small companies that were dropped in recent
years by Wall Street stock researchers -- their lifeline
to investors -- soon will be offered a chance to pay to
get some research coverage again.
Stapleton
Communications
San Jose, Calif.
-- September 25, 2003 Named to 2003 List of Top
Women-owned Silicon Valley Businesses
IPO Market Cools After Brief
Summer Heat Wave
Mercury News
Monday August 11, 2003
Silicon Valley’s summer fling
with initial
public offerings is over, making it
clear an
important part of the technology
industry’s
long-awaited recovery won’t unfold
quickly.
The IPO
Crash: Was Wall Street to
Blame?
Mercury News Sunday March
16, 2003:
Wary Investors May Avoid Next
Generation of Entrepreneurs
Seven of every 10 Silicon
Valley companies that Wall Street first sold to the
public during the technology boom -- a group that
generated some of the biggest first-day gains in stock
market history -- are now dead or valued at less than
half their initial price.
Nasdaq Watches Its
Ranks Thin as Tech Sector's Woes
Continue
Mercury News Sunday,
December 23, 2002: The premier stock market for hot
technology companies has become the Incredible Shrinking
Nasdaq. The bursting of the technology-stock bubble,
economic malaise and a dearth of initial public stock
offerings have helped reduce by one-third the number of
companies that traded on the Nasdaq Stock Market at its
peak in 1996.
Tech
Downturn Cutbacks In Analyst Jobs Make It Harder For
Smaller Companies To Get Attention From Wall
Street
San Jose Mecury News, CA -
November 24, 2002 Small companies all over the Bay Area
and the United States are suffering fallout from Wall
Street's woes: They are losing the stock analysts who
were key allies to help tell their story to investors
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