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Some startling numbers emerged from Salesforce.com’s fourth-quarter earnings announcement on Feb. 21, including a 58 percent increase in sales—the company added an impressive 90,000 net new subscribers for the quarter—tempered
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There’s a saying that less is more, and if anyone can attest to its truth, it’s Mark Singleton. Unfortunately, Singleton, president and CEO of Citizens National Bank, a 200-employee community
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Hewlett-Packard said late on Feb. 26 it has agreed to acquire privately owned PolyServe, a Beaverton, Ore.-based provider of storage virtualization software for application and file-serving utilities. Terms of the
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