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HK residents fret most about security
News Hong Kong respondents are the most concerned about personal and financial information being leaked, according to the latest Unisys Security Index.
Tags: Data security, Network security, Security Management, Biometrics, Security, Survey, Hong Kong, financial security, Malaysia, debit card
Accountants, not techies, should control software licenses
Insight Leaving the management of software assets to the IT department increases cost and risk, according to a U.K. survey.
Tags: Software licensing, Budgeting/cost control
Taiwan govt rules out memory merger
News Consolidating six local DRAM companies is "too complicated", Taiwanese government says, leading to some affected players seeking other alternatives.
Tags: Memory, Processors, Mergers, Nanya Technology Corp., Powerchip Semiconductor, Chip, Chip Company, Bloomberg L.P., Sales, Government
Credit card fraud a top concern in US as economy melts
News Fears of financial security rise while national security concerns drop in the United States, according to the latest Unisys Security Index.
Tags: Security Management, Security implementation/standards, Security, Fraud, Survey, financial security, debit card, virus, financial, identity fraud
A case for mobile-based micro banks in urban areas
Blogs Today is Mahatma Gandhi's birthday--or Gandhi Jayanti, as the day is known here in India. While most know Gandhiji as th...
Australian license auction seen generating low bids
News Australia's government may generate less than half the revenue in its sale of high-speed Internet licenses than it could have last year after demand waned, analysts said.
Australian license auction seen generating low bids
News Australia's government may generate less than half the revenue in its sale of high-speed Internet licenses than it could have last year after demand waned, analysts said.
Bill would bring stock options to more workers
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Nokia takes stake in Redback Networks
News The phone maker plans to take a 10 percent stake in the struggling communications-equipment maker for US$35.8 million.
Microsoft forms China joint venture
News For the first time, the software giant has formed a partnership to develop software solutions in the mainland.
Ruling turns up heat on PeopleSoft
News Takeover battle likely to drag on as Oracle faces other obstacles in merger quest.
Tags: Business applications
IPO market gets ready for diversity
News Diversity is expected to hit the tech initial public offering market this week.
Investment bank tests 12,000 staff on grasp of Internet
News UBS Warburg tested all its staff--from its board of directors to interns--on their knowledge of the Internet, to prepare them for the business opportunities available in an era of rapid technological change.
IPO market heads south for the spring
News Forget business-to-business (B2B), business-to-consumer (B2C) and even business-to-government (B2G)--in the second quarter there was only one type of initial public offering investors were interested in.
Net IPOs end year with a whimper
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