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"There is a great deal of overstatement in most of these studies," said Robert Crandall, a Brookings Institution economist and co-author of the frequently-cited paper with that estimate. Hitachi warns of $7.8 billion loss, to restructure TOKYO - Japan's Hitachi Ltd <6501.T> warned of a record $7.8 billion annual loss due to weak sales, a firmer yen and costs to restructure its sprawling operations, joining a growing list of technology companies affected by the deepening recession. That loss would be the biggest ever by a Japanese manufacturing company. Dell plots smartphone foray, eyes Apple: report LOS ANGELES - Dell Inc <DELL.O> is plotting a foray into the cell phone arena as early as next month, making and selling smartphones to revitalize a business walloped by crumbling PC sales and pitting the firm against Apple <AAPL.O>, the Wall Street Journal reported on Thursday. The world's No. 2 maker of PCs, which has been designing prototypes for over a year, is focusing on smartphones -- the class of high-end devices that encompasses Apple's iPhone and Research in Motion's <RIM.TO> Blackberry, the newspaper cited people familiar with the matter as saying. Businesses risk $1 trillion losses from data theft: study DAVOS, Switzerland - Businesses risk losing over $1 trillion from loss or theft of data and other cybercrime, according to a study released on Thursday by security technology firm McAfee Inc. The California-based company launched the survey after detecting a rapid acceleration of malicious software, or "malware," last year, CEO David DeWalt told Reuters. Malware increased by 400 percent in 2008, he said. RIM's Storm costlier to make than iPhone: report TORONTO - Research In Motion's <RIMM.O> <RIM.TO> touchscreen BlackBerry Storm costs almost $30 more to produce than rival Apple Inc's <AAPL.O> iPhone 3G, according to an analysis by technology research firm iSuppli Corp. In its report, iSuppli said the Storm, which RIM launched late last year to compete with the popular iPhone, has a materials and manufacturing cost of $202.89. Nokia unveils three new phone models HELSINKI - Nokia <NOK1V.HE> unveiled on Thursday three new cellphone models, including the successor to its slim hit model Nokia 6300, as the world's top handset vendor pushes to win a larger share of a shrinking market. Cellphone sales will dive this year, hit by consumers' reluctance to spend on new gadgets in the midst of the economic recession and large inventories built up by phone sellers at the end of last year. Senate approves bill to delay digital TV WASHINGTON - The U.S. Senate unanimously passed another bill on Thursday to delay the national transition to digital television. Efforts to move the transition date to June 12 from February 17 are fueled by worries an estimated 20 million mostly poor, elderly and rural households are not technically ready for the congressionally mandated switch. Whiners or satirists? Blog charts woes of dating Wall St bankers LOS ANGELES - Their clothing allowance has been halved, they've had to fire their personal trainers and their sex lives have tanked. They're the once-pampered -- now highly disgruntled -- women partners of U.S. bankers and they're speaking out about how the financial meltdown has changed their lives and their relationships. Nortel exits WiMax business TORONTO - Nortel Networks Corp <NT.TO> <NT.N>, the ailing telecom equipment provider, has decided to abandon its WiMax wireless technology business as it restructures in bankruptcy protection. In a statement late on Thursday, Toronto-based Nortel said it will also end an agreement with Alvarion Ltd <ALVR.O>. Under that deal, struck last June, Nortel was to resell Alvarion's WiMax access products and help it fund the development of the technology. 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