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One CEO sees the future of traditional stock exchanges need ing to be more like online auction sites.
Yahoo stock rises after falling significantly.
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The Fed chairman Ben Bernanke sees a ripple effect on the economy with the sub-prime mortgage crisis and current-price values of real estate.
Will functional separation of telecom operations in the EU take place?
Some investors are looking for ways to help make the Yahoo and Microsoft deal actually happen.
Yahoo shareholders cannot be happy about the value drop in its stock after Microsoft declined to meet Yahoo's price point for takeover.
RIM and SAP plan to get the BlackBerry more in line with critical business applications.
Security researchers seize control of one of the world's largest spam-spewing botnets, but there is disagreement about what should happen next.
Out-of-band, near-real-time data warehousing allows companies that could never afford real-time data before find good reasons to pay for it.
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer said the company is weighing its options on a Yahoo takeover. Some insiders claim Microsoft will go hostile, but Ballmer is on record as saying MS could walk away from the deal too.
Wall Street expectations were not met by the 17 percent year over year earnings gained by Exxon Mobil.
The "Woodstock for Capitalists" is about to grab the economic spotlight as the annual shareholder meeting for Berkshire Hathaway is almost here.
As Web-enabled devices proliferate, the goal is to deliver one Web experience for users.
Layoffs at U.S. companies jumps by a wide margin in a one month period.
Microsoft's board is weighing its options on the takeover of Yahoo.
Arizona Federal Credit Union uses test automation to deliver better applications without sacrificing cost, time or quality.
The nationwide rollout of the USDA’s animal identification system is slow to gain acceptance, even though the RFID technology it is based on is being used to track millions of manufacturing parts and billions of dollars in retail inventory.
Johnny’s Lunch is on a roll with a combo of good food at reasonable prices, great service and the right technology.
After Moody’s segregated its credit-analysis and reporting business from the unit that sells data and analysis tools, the financial reporting firm charged the IT department with developing, unifying and standardizing the technology needed to support that change.
Virtualization technology can deliver cost savings and improve IT performance, but it also introduces new security concerns. In this summary of a Burton Group report, security expert Pete Lindstrom examines the security considerations unique to virtualized IT environments.
Divestment of corporate telecoms unit Siemens Enterprise Networks is expected to result in a loss.
Is the rate cutting over for the Federal Reserve?
SAP's quarterly numbers are not up to snuff.
Microsoft has discussed setting aside a large wad of cash for holding on to Yahoo employees if its acquisition of the company sees light.
The candy industry just got a little sweeter, and smaller, with the buyout of Wrigley by Mars and Berksire Hathaway's Warren Buffett.
Verizon profit looks up on strong wireless business.
Chinese-speakers with English skills are in demand for management positions in global companies.
A report surfaces claiming that the next-generation BlackBerry from Research in Motion will be delayed.
Enterprises must find innovative ways to file archives in light of increasing compliance, productivity and cost-control needs.
Oil prices climb again.
Microsoft stands firm on its offer for Yahoo and reinforces that it may go hostile.
The SEC settles with a trader accused of spreading false information while selling short on the stock of Alliance Data Systems.
Microsoft sees bright things in its earnings future in the next year. But is Yahoo a done deal?
Where is the demand for IT skills right now in 2008?
Ford is showing some financial life.
Antitrust is in the air with Google and Yahoo's "test" of combined search and advertising between the two companies.
Apple gets richer in profit in quarterly earnings.
Baseline takes a look at specific areas of IT job shortages.
Green storage, strategies and technologies are all the rage, but despite the attention, many data centers have yet to green up their operations.
Despite GE's claim that capital markets are getting better, the company is putting in place a plan to reduce its costs by $3 billion.
The virtualization software company shows a solid first-quarter profit.
Microsoft's CEO reinforces that the company will not make its offer for Yahoo any better than it already is to date.
Did Societe Generale know about Jerome Kerviel's activities as they were happening or soon after?
Rambus wins on appeal.
A Forrester report says social networking, RSS and mashups will be among the fastest-growing technologies by 2013.
Mounting storage needs have led to soaring energy consumption, just as an energy crisis is looming. Can IT become more efficient before all the juice is gone?
Technology-company earnings have, so far, been holding their own or outperforming. What's to come?
IBM continues to sell off Lenovo shares.
Yet another record for crude oil is reached.
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