Corporate Restructuring
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Russian security firm eyes Philippine growth
News Antivirus security company Kaspersky Lab targets Philippine consumer and mobile markets, with plans to appoint more resellers in bid to catch up to rivals.
Tags: Antivirus software, Applications and tools, Viruses and worms, Kaspersky Lab, Mobile, Vietnam, Philippines, corporate restructuring, antivirus, Malaysia
Job cuts won't affect Lenovo Philippines
News PC maker's global restructuring is "essential" but won't impact Philippine operations, says country manager, who plans to go back to basics to stay competitive.
Tags: Personal Computers, Cost control, Layoffs, PC Company, Philippines, Asia-Pacific, Sales, IBM ThinkPad, Lenovo Group Ltd., job
Employers still grapple over IT pay, skills
News While employers now hold bargaining power, increase in skills pool and lower salaries relate more to tech workers with generic skills, say HR execs.
Tags: Trends, Compensation, Recruiting, HR policies and procedures, Candidate, Employer, Salary, Worker, e-mail, Human Resources
Microsoft realigns software developer units
News The software giant announces a corporate restructuring that coalesces several units related to software development into a new division.
Cisco edges past estimates with 69 percent growth
News Cisco Systems yesterday reported that fourth-quarter profits rose 69 percent, exceeding analyst expectations as sales of networking equipment to corporations and telecommunications service providers soared.
Malaysia budget will help VCs
News Malaysia has proposed that its central bank, Bank Negara Malaysia, and two commercial banks provide RM300 million to finance venture capital companies (VCCs) to support the country's desire to shift to a knowledge-based economy.
Siebel announces first-ever stock dividend
News Move presented as 'positive news' on the eve of meeting where controversial directors face continued pressure from investors.
Tags: Financial
The week in review: Dot-coms in danger
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Amazon auctions losing momentum to eBay
News Amazon.com is quietly scaling back its once high-profile online auction business, a testament to the power of eBay, the industry bellwether.
Finding patent truth in JPEG claim
News A small videoconferencing company is laying claim to the ubiquitous JPEG format, igniting a backlash from some consumers and from a standards organization.
Tech firms face reality of real estate deals
News Already hit by a slumping economy, reduced revenues and skittish investors, technology companies are struggling with another malady: real estate deals gone bust.
Tech firms face real estate woes
News Already hit by a slumping economy, reduced revenues and skittish investors, technology companies are struggling with another malady: real estate deals gone bust.
FreeDSL goes live
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Fixing Symbol's woes
News Symbol Technologies' high-flying CEO William Nuti recounted the company's "toxic culture" and what he did to weed out the mess.
Tags: Business Strategies & Functions, RFID, Privacy, Patents
How to handle an ego-bruising demotion
Insight Job demotions used to be tied to job performance only, but now they are being used as budgeting tools as well. Here's how to best manage a debilitating demotion--and how to tell when it's time to move on.
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