The search box on the Wall Street Journal website now suggests words and phrases in a drop down as you type characters. It looks for search patterns in the regular stories published on WSJ as well as stock symbols.
Wikipedia search box too sports a similar feature. Thanks Mrinal.
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Reader Comments
And so does the search option in Linkedin Company Profile search
for example go to link for HP and enter any company name like Boston/Standard in the search box on the right hand top corner under the blue bar. It will display a drop down list with possible companies
Written by Gautam on 05.09.08