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Wednesday 24 October 2001
ebookers flies in the face of conventional wisdom
Things are supposed to be really bad for travel firms. Not just bad...
mmO2 ripe for takeover
But it's only just been set free...
Sun goes head-to-head with Microsoft in web services contest
Sun ONE versus .NET...
Ariba's losses grow
But swears things will start to look up...
Broadband ISP goes Linux
The penguin gets the nod...
Windows goes Linux
Or Linux goes Windows...
BT plans DIY broadband
Cheaper and quicker - in theory...
Analysts at odds over IT spend stats
'2002 will be a vintage year', 'yes it will', 'no it won't'...
Microsoft not trusted to hold personal data
Store your details with a software company? No thanks!
RSPCA puts all its high-tech eggs in one basket
But do voice and data go together like cats and dogs?
Deutsche Telekom gets it on with Siebel
Give your customers something to smile about with a bit of CRM software...
HP and i2 in e-marketplace tie-up
What they lack in long names they more than make up for in partnerships...
Sybase makes profits out of falling revenues
Not quite water into wine, but in a time of recession it's worth a mention...
Fujitsu to slash 4,500 jobs
After bottom line swing of over $1bn- going the wrong way...
Beauty products get web facelift
The web will smell sweeter this Christmas...
Nortel and IBM extend VoIP deal
Word up...
Windows XP: Five reasons to be cheerful
A technical tear-apart that highlights some welcome features...
Euro 3G roll-out hots up
Infrastructure firms knuckle down...
Biometrics ready for next generation
Forget iris identification, think financial behavioural analysis...
3i bars Orbital sale
Share slump rains on merger...
AOL, MSN and Yahoo! judge smutty content
It's a dirty job but someone's got to do it...
Windows XP Week - Hot Topic now LIVE
Big for Microsoft, big for all of us...
Bill Gates gives up the booze
Talisker name dropped in favour of Windows CE .Net. Catchy...
Travel shares travelling in the right direction
Expedia and Ebookers are both looking up...
Goodyear ready to burn rubber in online deal
B2B screeches into Europe...
E.piphany stung by $2bn loss
But predicts profitability in 2002...
Xerox losses worsen
It doesn't get any easier...
Compaq blames IT managers for its woes
Corporate spend is down, down, down...
Apple segues into MP3 market
iPod device stores up to 1,000 songs...
Collect call: AT&T sees steep decline in sales
IP and data services suffer too...
French 3G auction to end two years late
Reshuffled timetable to finish in late 2002...
"I'll be off": Bland to quit if mm02 demerger a flop
BT chairman puts his head on the block...
Amazon narrows its losses
Profitability homing into view?
Data warehousing demand high despite losses, claims NCR boss
Or, how to put a positive spin on profitless quarter...
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