Exchange Quotes

[The financial-services market is the current battleground. Sun says 40 brokerages, exchanges, and financial-services companies are testing its new Galaxy platform, which is designed to win back customers in an industry that had been its core strength.] Not too long ago, the word on Wall Street was, 'How do we port away from Sun?' ... But now, the buzz is back. - Larry Singer

[Such network-generated filters will enable psychographic siblings to find one another and, ultimately, evolve into social programming networks. There will still be content that's almost universally appealing, of course, but instead of being imposed on us in multimillion-dollar marketing blitzes (see Fantastic Four and Britney Spears), the new blockbusters will be discovered, illuminated, remixed, amplified, and perhaps enhanced by sponsorship money, during a quick passage from obscurity.] If you can create the right social exchange, ... you don't have to do the heavy lifting. - Bradley Horowitz

[Still, Nasdaq feels even the adapted rule is still too restrictive. From Nasdaq,] it's very simple to change your stock exchange... The process can be as short as 48 hours. We believe you should be able to basically fire you stock exchange if you're not getting the service you should. - Scott Peterson

[Reed said the delays give companies like his the motivation and opportunity

to look more closely at Exchange and Outlook. ] A lot of end users feel lost in the complex and quirky Notes client, but the

hope is Notes 5.0 will cure a lot of that, ... I can't honestly tell

them 5.0 will address their concerns yet, and I may not be able to until it

actually ships. - Bruce Reed

[Meanwhile Wilson and Sorenstam have developed a friendship. He has visited her three times in the last year, they talk on the phone two or three times a month, and they frequently exchange text messages and e-mail.] We're both friendly people... We're about the same age, we're both with Callaway, and we have a lot of mutual friends. - Dean Wilson

[In exchange for the cap, the players get more control over their rights and a pension three times larger than the one under the previous deal and easier to attain.] Before, our rights were we came into the league at 18 and didn't have a choice where we were going to play until we were 31, ... That's a lot of years. Now you can come in at 18 and be 25 or 27. It gives players a chance to choose a city they've always wanted to play for. - Jarome Iginla

[I was] somewhat skeptical about what was taking place on the floors of these exchanges. They'll buy you or sell you, depending upon if it's in their interest. - Main Street