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Friday 19 October 2001

Microsoft unbowed in face of 'stop XP' lawsuit

Intertrust simply 'fishing', says Redmond...

The week Microsoft gives us Windows XP

Controversial yes, popular no - this is what we can expect...

Developers flat out for C# contest

Software 'talent scouts' invite cream of the crop...

Peoplesoft strong on stock opening

ERP vendor in good results shocker...

SMS used for German terror attack warnings

'pls vac8 ur offis in an ordrly mnnr. thnku.'

Barclays £25m blackmail case shrouded in secrecy

Bank hopes to discuss system security behind closed doors...

Gateway mourns huge financial losses

PC maker loses a dollar for every three it brings in...

France Telecom set to chop debt-mountain

The only way to disolve your debts is to sell your valuables...

eToys back from the dot-com dead

But remember, a dot-com's not just for Christmas...

Autonomy signs up with Consignia

Software deal will save on workers...

eBay estimates have (going, going) gone up

I'm bid 11 cents per share, who will give me 12? 12... any increase on 12 cents per share...?

Netstore chief rules out takeover plans

Is this not the thing they usually say just before a take over?

US keeps a lid on e-tail taxes

E-tail still getting a leg-up with tax breaks...

Small firm punches above its weight to keep domain name

It's David against Goliath...

SAP warning hits shaky tech sector

It only needed a nudge, but SAP gave it a good kick to send matters downward again...

Alliance and Leicester sticks to anti-virus deal

If you know what you've got is good, hang on to it...

Microsoft's brotherhood of silence

So much as squeak about security issues and you'll get what's coming to yer...

The snake on the make

...and spelling and grammar that ain't what is should be...

Jessops snaps up XP deal

Is it possible to over-eXPose an image?

The Bloor Perspective: Paying for web content, skills and future '192' services

In their latest assessment of three topical issues, Robin Bloor and his colleagues consider the big dilemma facing web publishers, why programmers are ordinary now, and opportunities for directory enquiries.

More radio frequencies on the way today

E-minister hopes to stimulate wireless web...

Nokia shares rise to the occasion

Revenue and profit are down, but at least there's something to get out of bed for...

France Telecom to sell Parisian properties

France Telecom follows BT into property portfolio sell-off tactic...

Infineon's hopes cheaper chip tech will help it turn corner

Will its R&D work help lift it above the rest?

Nortel loses $3.5bn

And they can't say whether things are going to get any better

Microsoft and Sun revenues plunge over 40 per cent

Wall Street happy though as shares rise in both firms...

Bull's road to recovery hampered by slowdown

Not a great time to be 'recovering'...

Logica downgraded in wake of IT services gloom

That's what happens when your rivals issue a poor forecast...

Intel dumps consumer electronics

They just didn't make the grade...

Telcos told 3G licence auction was fair

So stop your complaining and get on with rolling out some services...

CMG stock falls 20 per cent on worrying forecast

Poor demand in the UK to blame...

KPNQwest splashes out £400m on fibre optic network firm

It's amazing how indebted companies always have a spare £400m knocking about when they need it...

Check Point hails 20 per cent profit growth

Cost cutting measures show their worth...

'Money-grabbing' execs get wage trial-by-jury

Shareholders will vote on execs' wages...


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