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M1 prepares for OpCo position
News In anticipation of Singapore's National Broadband Network, MobileOne is moving from a single-play operator role to multi-play, it said.
Tags: Financial statements, Sales/revenue, Service Revenue, IP Television, Mobile TV, Dip, Sales, chief marketing officer, handset sale, M1
Globe Telecom profit dips as customers spend less
News The Philippine telcommunication services provider says its 15 percent fall in earnings was also due to higher cost of maintaining its operations.
Tags: Mobile/Wireless, Business broadband, Personal broadband, Financial statements, Telecommunications, Wireless, Broadband, wireless revenue, stock exchange, net income
HP Philippines braces for 'tougher' 2009
News Hewlett-Packard's Philippine operations posted double-digit growth for 2008, but company executives say impact of economic crunch will be felt next year.
Tags: Financial statements, Earning reports/forecasts, Hewlett-Packard Co., HP ProCurve, Security, Philippines, Wireless, QoS, printer, network
Yahoo CEO 'pleased' about quarter
News Yahoo delivers second quarter earnings that were better than expected; CEO Carol Bartz sheds some light on its future plans says Microsoft's Bing is a "good product".
Tags: Search, Financial statements, Earning reports/forecasts, Yahoo! Inc., non-GAAP, Advertisement, AT&T Corp., CEO, job, marketing
Ericsson 'positive' despite profit drop
News Ericsson's third-quarter profits have fallen by 28 percent from last year, but sales and margins have both increased.
Tags: Mobile/Wireless, Financial statements, Earning reports/forecasts, Sales/revenue, Network infrastructure, Telecommunications, Sales, Western Europe, networking company, financial
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
Nine charged in Hyderabad in Satyam fraud
News As elections loom, Price Waterhouse auditors, former chairman Raju, and others are accused of falsifying accounts and other crimes.
Tags: Lawsuits, Accounting, Financial statements, Leadership, Services, India, CFO, Hyderabad, Fraud, CBI
Intel: The bottom is in for PC demand
News Intel reported a first quarter profit of US$647 million on revenue of US$7.1 billion, beating Wall Street's estimates and suggesting that sluggish PC demand may have bottomed out.
Tags: PC security, Financial statements, Sales/revenue, Intel Corp., Quarter, Paul Otellini, Intel Pentium Pro, Chip, Notebook, revenue
Asus suffers first quarterly loss in 19 years
News Taiwanese PC maker records a net loss of US$82 million in the fourth quarter of 2008 but expects to improve its margin this quarter, according to reports.
Tags: Personal Computers, Financial statements, Earning reports/forecasts, Sales/revenue, AsusTek Computer, PC Company, International Data Corp., Motherboard, Quarterly Loss, Asia-Pacific
Asian regulators need 'stick' in data security
News Data security rules will jump and become "more prescriptive" in next three to six years, McAfee exec says, but there needs to be more deterrent measures.
Tags: Security Management, Data security, PC security, Network security, Business security, Security, Regulation, PCI, compliance, Regulator
XBRL standard could highlight financial risks
News The IBM Data Governance Council is launching a year-long initiative to try to develop a taxonomy to describe risk in the XBRL business data language.
Tags: Data Management, Data security, XBRL, IBM Corp., Bank Of America Corp., Financial Company, Citigroup Inc., enterprise data management, IBM Data Governance Council, American Express Co.
SEC fails own security and accounting tests
News National watchdog finds sensitive data at risk and problems with internal financial practices at the SEC.
Tags: Data security, Accounting
Korea to push for e-payment of taxes
News The Korean government has launched a project to establish a system by the end of 2002 in which notification and payment of taxes and other public charges are made through the Internet.
Aussie Web developer comes under the microscope
News Australian regulators have announced today that they will be keeping a close eye on the financial position of CBD Online, forcing upon them disclosure obligations to keep the market in the know.
English-speakers more at risk of identity fraud
News PayPal-commissioned study finds differences in identity fraud rates and password practices between English-speaking countries, France, Spain and Germany.
Tags: Privacy, E-commerce, PayPal, Password, social networking, Spain, financial statement, Germany, Canada, News.com
