142 news & feature articles results for "election observer"

As the economic downturn forces many to slow or stop their shopping, an informal protest against Black Friday is attracting more followers.

Posted by Elsa Wenzel

A bill that would make campaign finance information of California's legislators available on the Internet is speeding through the state government.

Posted by Rose Aguilar

The Internet company's stock falls below $20 a share, coming within a breath away of where it traded prior to Redmond's failed buyout attempt.

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

The Republican Party is turning to email lists developed during the presidential campaign to help thwart the vote recount in Florida--the latest sign that political email is here to stay.

Posted by Patricia Jacobus

Tax collectors warn that on April 17, Americans had better fess up to what taxes they've avoided through Internet shopping--or else.

Posted by Declan McCullagh and Anne Broache

Portfolio manager Bill Miller says it would take a bid of at least $33 a share if Carl Icahn wants more shareholders to side with him in his proxy contest.

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

special coverage India reports success, while Venezuela fears fraud. What can the United States learn?

Posted by Robert Lemos

Microsoft may find a sympathetic ear on any future buyout or asset acquisition proposals for Yahoo's search business, say sources.

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

Final version of the billionaire's proxy will indicate whether he will seek majority control of the Internet company's board.

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto