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Disney to cut 4,000 from staff
News The entertainment company says it will cut 4,000 jobs to save $350 million to $400 million in annual operating expenses.
Cobalt buys software maker for $70 million in stock
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Cobalt buys software maker for $70 million in stock
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German software consultant sees earnings double
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VA Linux to slash 25 percent of staff
News VA Linux will cut 25 percent of its work force, after hitting the bottom end of its lowered range of expectations and falling short of analyst estimates in its fiscal second quarter.
Ask Jeeves losses increase
News Ask Jeeves, which makes technology to search the Internet by asking questions in English, said its net loss widened in line with expectations amid higher costs in sales, marketing, and product development.
Cable & Wireless 2001 net income falls 29%
News Cable & Wireless Plc, the world's third-largest network for Internet service providers, said fiscal 2001 profit fell 29 percent as it sold off some businesses to focus on corporate customers.
Net2Phone to lay off nearly 300
News The Net telephone service provider says its new cost-cutting plan will save it millions and that it will be "aggressive" with controlling expenditures.
Qualcomm's revenue rises
News The wireless-industry bellwether reports that second-quarter revenue rose to US$1 billion, powered by larger than expected shipments of its cell phone chips.
CNET posts Q4 loss; lowers revenue target; cuts staff
News CNET Networks, which produces Web sites and TV programs about technology, posted a fourth-quarter loss, cut 2001 revenue guidance by 17 to 20 percent and said it will slash its workforce by about 10 percent.
Network Associates reports loss but beats estimates
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Ariba's losses upped by high expenses
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Disney's Go.com loses more than US$1 billion
News Go.com, the Internet subsidiary of the Walt Disney Company, lost more than US$1 billion in fiscal 1999 but saw a slight increase in its total revenues from the previous year, according to a company filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
eToys reports greater loss, sales climbing
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Computer Associates reports higher profit, revenue
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