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Friday 16 November 2001

Early warning for e-bores

Are you disappearing up your own inbox?

The vultures begin to circle as BT's mobile arm floats

Is it in danger of being swallowed whole?

Amazon has six weeks to make a profit

Time to change the accounting rules then...

Sun server crime wave an 'inside job', says Met

Who are your IT staff really working for?

"Read my lips - no e-taxes"

US adds to tax moratorium...

Microsoft plugs cookie hole in IE6

Flaky as a dry biscuit...

Eircom loses its board

Seems a bit careless...

ICL must be doing something right in Yorkshire

And they want it to keep doing it...

Comdisco ditches HP bid for Sungard's $825m

US court decision leaves HP with its bottom lip hanging...

EMC wins over Mastercard

Credit card firm decides to give monogamy a go...

Telewest: "We're number one"

Shares buoyant as customer database swells...

IBM suffers waning product demand

But it's not all bad...

Invensys takes a turn for the better

Results in line, investors pleased...

Eighteen-year old crowned Linux king

Brazilian bright spark takes charge of open source kernel...

Pop website hasn't popped-off yet

Buyers queue to save it from the grave...

BT agrees to provide rivals with a service

We've heard it all before...

Fiorina and Capellas waive millions for sake of merger

Though big payday still on cards for determined HP and Compaq bosses...

Yahoo! divides to conquer

Forty-four into six will go...

Dell expands as PC sales contract

Rivals look on, feel queasy...

Telefonica buoyed by mobile growth

And soon to get amorous?

Agilent doubles its job losses

Problems continue for former HP division...

Liberty's Malone eyeing more German media assets

He's been in Europe for talks, apparently...

Mobiles ring changes for payphones

And now, the end is near...

The rain in Wales, falls mainly on the servers

"On numerous occasions our computers have been shut down due to adverse weather."


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