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Analyst changes tune on a Microsoft-Yahoo deal
News Microsoft's poor online-services results undermine its bargaining position with Yahoo, so Cowen's Jim Friedland now deems a deal between the companies unlikely.
Tags: Acquisitions, Analyst reports, Microsoft Corp., Yahoo! Inc., operating loss, Advertisement, CEO, financial, asset, data center
Report: APAC tech sector to shine in 2009
News Technology is one of two industries singled out in a new report, to perform well next year. Rising stock market stars include Infosys and Samsung, says Macquarie.
Tags: Earning reports/forecasts, Analyst reports, Infosys Technologies Ltd., China Mobile Ltd., Stock Market, Inventory Management, Hong Kong, Smartphone Player, Technology Industry, Korea
Oracle's second quarter to be a mixed bag
News Analysts expect the company, which reports its Q2 results this week, to announce a mixed bag including healthy maintenance subscriptions, potential earnings miss and some belt tightening on deck.
Tags: Financial statements, Analyst reports, ORCL, Sales, Reback, Brendan Barnicle, business intelligence, U.S. Bancorp Piper Jaffray Inc., Oracle Corp., license revenue
Unisys puts stealth into the cloud
News The IT services company's new Secure Cloud managed service aims to shield sensitive information from other users of a cloud by scattering the data across different storage sites.
Tags: Network security, Federal Government, Cloud computing, Infrastructure/architecture management, Analyst reports, Security, Datamonitor, Workday, Storage, Cloud computing
Seagate's revenue to beat analyst outlook
News Seagate Technology looks set to post US$2.1 billion in its fiscal third quarter, better than Wall Street projections. Company says it has also raised US$430 million to pay all or some of its debt.
Tags: Earning reports/forecasts, Storage, Seagate Technology LLC, ATA, liquidity, Wall Street, CEO, revenue, Earning reports/forecasts, Storage
Mozilla's crowdsourcing mystique
News For-profit companies such as Google and LinkedIn, strain to copy the Firefox Web browser maker's model of relying on volunteer developers.
Tags: Linux, Directory services, Web browsers, Employee communications, Asset/resource/knowledge management, Web services, Analyst reports, Outsourcing, Google Inc., Web Browser
Analyst: Wait before rushing into LTE
News Operators should wait for kinks in the technology and business case to be ironed out, before embarking on full-scale upgrades to 4G standard, long term evolution, says Ovum.
Tags: Next-generation technology/networks, Network infrastructure, Verizon Communications Inc., Ovum, Operator, revenue, network, mobile, HSPA, 4G
Analyst: IBM needs to 'out-innovate' with Notes
News For Lotus Notes to wrest market share from Microsoft's dominance in e-mail collaboration, IBM needs to place bets on trends before they happen, says Forrester Research.
Tags: E-mail clients, Microsoft Outlook, Groupware, work flow software, Software, IBM Corp., Microsoft Corp., IBM Lotus Notes, e-mail, Emerging Market, software-as-a-service
Bing's first month produces small share gain
News New data has Microsoft's Bing search engine showing a small rise in market share during the month of June, as novelty wears off but interest remains.
Tags: Market research, Strategic analysis, Business Strategies & Functions, Analyst reports, Investments, Investments, Business Strategies & Functions, Analyst reports, Strategic analysis, Market research
Analysts: Dell-Perot buy limited in reach
News Latest acquisition puts hardware maker in big leagues with the likes of HP, says Dell executive, but analysts are less optimistic about its impact.
Tags: Acquisitions, Service level management, Business, Hewlett-Packard Co., IBM Corp., Asia, Asia-Pacific, Small And Medium Business, analyst, Dell Computer Corp.
Analyst: Satyam vulnerable to takeover
News The Indian outsourcing firm's corporate governance woes may result in the company being divided up and sold off separately, according to Ovum.
Tags: Acquisitions, Accounting, IT outsourcing, Outsourcing, Ovum, David Mitchell, liquidity, corporate governance, financial, industry
Analysts: 2009 the year of the cloud
News Cloud computing will become entrenched in the corporate world, with rising momentum in the Asia-Pacific region, according to research analysts.
Tags: Software-as-a-service (SaaS), Web services, Services, Business, Green IT, Outsourcing, Ovum, International Data Corp., Asia-Pacific, Cloud Computing
Microsoft sales fall 6 percent from a year ago
News The software maker fails for the first time to see year-over-year revenue climb, as sales fall 6 percent from a year earlier for March quarter.
Tags: Earning reports/forecasts, Microsoft Corp., cost savings, Microsoft Windows 7, software company, Sales, software, Microsoft Windows, revenue, analyst
Analyst: 2G to dominate Southeast Asia
News Voice and text messaging to stay predominant mobile services due to expanding subscriber base in rural areas; 3G adoption remains in saturated markets.
Tags: 3G (Third Generation), Network infrastructure, Broadband, 2G, 3G Network, Southeast Asia, Frost & Sullivan, 3G, Emerging Market, analyst
Samsung Q1 earnings beat expectations
News A strong showing from the mobile-phone unit--whose profit margins beat Nokia's--helped Samsung post a US$349 million operating profit in the first quarter.
Tags: Earning reports/forecasts, Memory Chip, Chip, Sales, LCD panel, Earnings, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., Nokia Corp., handset, industry
