Archive - 14 Aug 2001

Ageism: Who's over the hill now then?

Old dogs are sometimes better at new tricks than some might care to think...

IT managers face jargon meltdown

Do you know your xSPs from your ISVs?

Software error costs Scottish Power £10m

Sometimes mistakes cost you...millions

Logica and Intec make a move on Hungary

Hungary's GSM giant anticipates soaring revenues...

Wang gets boost in CA power struggle

Wyly takeover plans look to be floundering...

nCipher warns of tough times to come

Cambridge firm falls foul of market conditions...

Covisint branches out

Autos aren't enough for new boss...

Anyone fancy an old Flooz.com?

Web currency company scrambles to save itself...

Founder returns to rescue Buy.com

Hello Mr Blum, bye-bye Nasdaq...

VC jitters puts stranglehold on innovation

Dot-com crash spells the end for start-up investment...

Sonera foils laptop thieves

Finnish telco inks security deal with Pointsec...

Letsbuyit.com gets more dosh

Haven't we been here before?

When CRM met mobile: Will the vendors get it together in time?

Value-added business apps will play a key role in making mobile fly. But simply stuffing a wireless ...

Women paid less, but happier in work

At least you can see the sun shine through a glass ceiling...

Online business class fails to take off

Consumer travelers love their dot-coms, though...

Model Management: Old whine in nearly-new bottle

This week the team at FTdynamo cast doubt on the merits of corporate re-engineering...

eBay gives AOL deal the thumbs up

Online giants happy marriage continues...

Webvan raises cash for chief exec but not shareholders

Shaheen cleans up, shareholders cleaned out...

Tiny says British is best

Home is where the heart is...

IBM dumps AMD chips

No more Athlons in its US PCs...

Apple spends big on retail

Branded stores start to spread across the US...

BT's last movement for Concert

Bland to pull the plug, finally ...


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