Filed under: GAMING | Tags: Business, Financial Times, FT, Goldman Sachs, iPhone, Nintendo, Nintendo DS, Wii
For iPhone users, don’t forget to synch your phone to take advantage of the new iPhone 2.1 software update. The software patch promises (among other things) to decrease call failures and dropped calls, reduce backup time to iTunes and improve the horrible battery life performance for most users. (Cynopsis 9/17)
Each of Nintendo‘s 3,000 employees created more profit for the maker of the Wii and DS consoles than the average person at the Goldman Sachs investment bank, according to the Financial Times, a finding the publication termed “exceptional.” Excluding taxes and pay, the average Nintendo employee earned $1.6 million for the company, compared with $1.24 million at Goldman Sachs, even as the bankers earned more than seven times as much as the typical Nintendo worker, the FT reported. Financial Times (9/15)
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