Mark Martin

Microsoft Windows Weak Demand Spurs Worst PC Slump on Record

Personal-computer shipments plummeted in every region of the world in the first quarter as buyers opted for smartphones and tablet computers and Microsoft Corp.’s newest operating system met with weak demand.

Nvidia's Next Mobile Chip to Enable PC Graphics

Nvidia Corp. Chief Executive Officer Jen-Hsun Huang said he’s disappointed with sales of tablets running Microsoft Corp.’s Windows RT software, including those with processors from the graphics-chip maker.

Fujifilm Touch Screen Poised to Aid Microsoft Vs. Apple

Fujifilm Holdings Corp., a company better known for cameras and film, could help Microsoft Corp. and the personal-computer industry fight back against Apple Inc.

Exillon Jumps on Increase in Russian Oil Reserves: London Mover

Exillon Energy Plc, a U.K. company drilling for oil in Russia, climbed the most in more than 16 months in London trading after saying total production rose 45 percent in 2012 and its reserves beat targets.

Exillon Rises Most Since June on Increase in Russia Oil Reserves

Exillon Energy Plc, a U.K. company drilling for oil in Russia, climbed the most in 8 1/2 months in London trading after saying total production rose 45 percent in 2012 and its reserves beat targets.

Angry That Bin Laden In-Law Is in Court? Blame Congress

As Sulaiman Abu Ghayth, son-in-law of Osama bin Laden, was pleading not guilty to charges of terrorist conspiracy in a federal court in New York, several congressional Republicans were accusing the Barack Obama administration of going easy on terrorism.

Jimmie Johnson Wins Daytona 500 as Danica Patrick Finishes 8th

Jimmie Johnson held off Dale Earnhardt Jr. to win the Daytona 500 for a second time as Danica Patrick finished eighth to secure the best result for a female driver in the 55-year history of Nascar’s marquee race.

McDermott, Davis Polk, Kirkland, Weil: Business of Law

McDermott Will & Emery LLP announced today the 44th and 45th lateral partner hires of the year, as it expands its life sciences practice.

Microphone Buttons Dominate Week as Sept. 11 Case Slows

After a week of hearings ended in the biggest terrorism case in U.S. history, this much had been resolved: Court microphones were altered so speakers must push a button to talk, instead of hitting a button to mute any sound.

Sept. 11 Conspiracy Charge Won’t Be Dropped by Military

The head of the U.S. military tribunal system rejected a government request that he drop a conspiracy charge in the case of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and four other accused plotters of the Sept. 11 attacks.

"Windows 8 sold over 60 million licenses in its first few months, a strong start by any measure."

- Mark Martin on Apr 10, 2013

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Spain Home Expropriation Plans Seen Violating EU Bailout

S&P 500 Retreats From Record as Treasuries Fall With Oil

Retail Sales in U.S. Unexpectedly Rise on Broad-Based Gains

U.S. Stocks Decline After Record Highs Amid Retail Sales

Treasury 10-Year Yields Reach Seven-Week High on Growth