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Judge Finds For HP
Ruling says opponents to the Compaq merger failed to prove HP bullied a major shareholder or misled investors in the nasty proxy fight over the fate of the largest merger ever in the tech industry.
WorldCom CEO Quits
John Sidgmore, the company's previous chairman, will replace Bernard Ebbers.
GE Unit Adds Web Services
GE Global Exchange Services hopes to make its E-commerce network more affordable for smaller companies.
Online News Subscriptions Make A Comeback
The Financial Times becomes the latest news site to adopt a partial subscription model.
Merging Credit-Analysis Technologies
Fair, Isaac & Co. plans to acquire HNC Software Inc. in a deal valued at $810 million.
GAO Urges Closer Look At Desktop Outsourcing
Federal agencies aren't carefully analyzing the costs, benefits, and risks, according to a new report.
Ruling Allows Employer To Revoke E-Mail Access
The New York State Education Department said employee Michael Darcy had ignored warnings about unauthorized use of E-mail.
IT Guru To Advise NASA Administrator
Paul Strassmann to analyze the space agency's IT management operations, including its SAP-based Integrated Financial Management Program.
Microsoft Looks To Denmark For Growth
Microsoft is in talks to buy Navision, according to a report.
Verity Empowers Manufacturers With Integration Kit
Knowledge-management vendor infuses manufacturers' apps with full breadth of its K2 platform.
Macromedia Reveals Upgrade, Deal With IBM
The company expects the upgrade to its Web-development product line to reverse its falling revenue.
A Sliver Of Black For MicroStrategy's First Quarter
The business-intelligence software maker comes back from a loss a year ago, but sales are down.
Dot-Com Job Cuts Level Off
Half as many dot-com jobs were cut in April compared with March, according to a recent report.
Sprint Rolls Out Its IM For Businesses
The telco says its service is secure and doesn't require new hardware.
Don't Hold Your Breath For Mobile Web Services
The idea might sound compelling, Carl Zetie says, but there are significant technical barriers.
Ready! Aim! Hack!
U.S. military cadets compete in the second-annual Cyber Defense Exercise.
Adding Soap To Optimization Software
Chutney Technologies' new application-optimization software will include support for the Web-services standard.
Look Out, Monster And HotJobs
New online recruiting site says it has doubled its membership.
Gates: Don't Go Breaking My Operating System
Microsoft's chairman testified that Netscape's Web browser and Sun Microsystems' Java programming language threatened Windows' market share.
ProClarity Adds Collaboration Capabilities
The new software will include tools and features for capturing best analytic practices in the form of database-independent business logic.
Microsoft Patches Outlook Flaw
The vulnerability exists because of potential conflicting security settings in Word and Internet Explorer, Microsoft says.
Digital Evolution Returns As Web-Services Startup
CEO Eric Pulier says the startup recently received $15 million in funding to expand the business into new markets.
Taking Stock: Altera's Bouncing Back, But Its Stock Is Still Overvalued
Company's quarter reflects signs of life in semiconductors
Hackers 'On A Mission'
Two hackers say they're defacing airline and government sites to point out security problems.
WebMethods Breaks Even
The application-integration software vendor leads competitors in earnings results.
Decision Support: It's Time For Web Services
Standards and technology must mature for Web services to have real business value
What's Next? Blue Screen Of Death, The Movie?
A cable-TV channel launches--devoted to video games.
Mountains Of Data: 500 Terabytes And Counting
The database at the Stanford Linear Accelerator has reached the 500 terabyte mark, roughly equivalent to a billion books.
Balancing Security With Customer Service
IBM, which is working with Schiphol Group to extend iris-scanning technology, is also testing wearable kiosks to expedite the airport check-in process.
IBM Pulls Out Its Blade Strategy
The eServer BladeCenter systems will include servers, storage, and networking blades.
WRQ Adds Web-Services Support
Add-on would be useful in connecting modern company portal software to legacy systems.
BroadVision Adds To Flow Of Red Ink In Software Market
With license revenue down substantially, the company unveils a restructuring as it prepares to launch a new product strategy.
It's The Problem Solving, Silly!
Fat paychecks and the usual wide availability of IT jobs are not key factors in drawing women into IT careers, according to a survey.
Think They'll Start Spelling It Supply 'ChAIn'?
Software makers are rushing to imbue supply-chain-management tools with artificial intelligence.
AT&T Posts 1Q Loss As Revenue Falls
The telco reported a loss of $975 million, more than four times the $192 million loss it reported for the same period last year.
Ariba Narrows Loss In 2Q
The company's financial report indicates it's making a recovery after the crash of the once-booming E-marketplace software market.
Celling Out
One ring to bind them all: Serious musicians are using cell phones as instruments. (Honey, they're playing our cell-phone song.)
The Observer: Welcome To The Age Of Absurdity
Sometimes, muses Lou Bertin, facts don't clarify the situation. Too often, the facts just highlight how bizarre the world has become.
More Companies Must Comply With Patriot Act
The update requires additional financial-services companies to develop programs to detect money laundering and financing of terrorism.
It Just Got Harder To Trust Online News
A pair of Russian students creates a Web site that makes it easier to post spooked news stories.
Vignette Results Reflect Software Struggles
The content-management vendor has countered slumping revenue with cost-cutting and product options that give customers choice.
Amazon Is Back In The Red Despite Sales Increase
The Web's largest retailer had eked out its first profit in the fourth quarter of 2001.
Microsoft To Focus On Online Support For Xbox
The company plans to be on the forefront in building games with online support and selling services for those games, as well as helping third-party game developers add similar capabilities.
RealNetworks Shifts Focus To Enterprise
By creating a more tightly integrated enterprise offering, it hopes to establish itself as the predominant provider of video-delivery infrastructure and tools to large companies.
Pivotal Beats Expectations Despite Slower Sales
Net losses for the third quarter totaled $3.4 million, compared with a net loss of $5.7 million, or 24 cents a share, last year.
Interwoven Announces New Content-Management Apps
The new software targets enterprise portals, collaborative document management, and Web applications.
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