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Layoffs could knock on Yahoo Asia's door
News It remains unclear whether Yahoo Inc's global retrenchment exercise would affect Asia.
PalmOne loss narrows on strong Treo sales
News The handheld maker sees its revenue for the third quarter climb 23 percent, due in part to sales of its combination cell phone and organizer.
Excite@Home revenue doubles, subscriber numbers jump
News Excite@Home, which provides high-speed Internet access, said its third-quarter loss widened, matching expectations, as revenue nearly doubled and the company added 220,000 new subscribers.
NTT unit says Verio lost US$777m; loss to widen this year
News NTT Communications Corp, the long-distance and international call unit of Japan's biggest phone company, said its US unit, Verio Inc, posted a loss in 2000 and projects a widening deficit this year.
Symantec unaffected by Asian economic slowdown
News Security-software maker Symantec Corp expects Asia Pacific to continue to be its fastest growing market despite the regional economic slowdown.
Yahoo drops as it falls short of "whisper" numbers
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Yahoo drops on missed "whisper" numbers
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Cable & Wireless taps ISPs for business
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Intel tromps estimates with $2.4 billion profit
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Intel shares rise on strong earnings report
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Excite@Home to report landmark profit next week
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Lycos tops estimates despite widening loss
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Adobe plans stock split as profits climb
News Adobe Systems said yesterday its quarterly profits rose 37 percent on sales of updated software products for designing Web sites and creating graphics. The company also announced plans for a 2-for-1 stock split.
CRM firm seizes on downturn in Asia
News While many technology companies are pulling the plug on their international arms, one customer relationship management (CRM) firm has decided to buck the trend.
Epiphany readies for upturn with S'pore unit
News While many technology companies are pulling the plug on their international arms, one customer relationship management (CRM) firm has decided to buck the trend.
