Archive - 26 Sep 2001
DHL halves accounting costs
But the company assures staff needn't fear for their jobs...
Lock up your daughters...or at least your information systems
Are you turning your back on security responsibilities?
'We need help,' says e-minister to security experts
Calls for businesses to do their bit against cyberterrorism...
Compaq goes to the shops
The cash tills ring to the sound of the share price crashing...
Logica wins £6m satellite contract
Inmarsat picks Logica to wire its network to the mainland...
Dealer admits handling stolen Enigma machine
Would he have got away with it if it hadn't been for that pesky Paxman?...
US TV sends plea to hackers
Uncle Sam says help not hinder the fight against terrorism...
US consumer groups up in arms over Windows XP
But who's speaking up for UK consumers? No-one...apparently...
GM ponders paper deal to save Hughes sale
Satellite sell-off spirals towards the ground...
Cisco on the slowdown: 'We didn't see this one coming...'
But big boss Chambers says his company will thrive...
Easynet sags under weight of network costs
Expenditure comes back to haunt Easynet...
Sun unveils rival to Microsoft's Passport
McNealy determined not to let Gates go unchallenged...
The Director's Cut: Cultural transformation - the choice is yours
"Behind every good team, there's a good [BLANK or BLANKS]..."
Sun swears Sun Fire is a sure fire winner
Try saying that after the bar has closed...
'September is the quietest month' - says Sun chief
"No one wants to talk about buying..."
Oftel decides against mobile price controls
BT and Vodafone still charging too much, though...
Gambling site offers users credit and tickets for the match
Ukbetting secures credit card deal...
Things take a new turn for the worse at Excite
500 more staff to go before Christmas...
Analyst questions Sun's chip strategy
Intel's Itanium a "10 or 20 year phenomenon"
McNealy accuses IBM of 'fleecing' customers
And has a go at Microsoft while he's at it...
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