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Asia's CIOs to pave the way forward
News Working closely with their CEOs, they are in strong positions to help their companies overcome current economic challenges, says Gartner.
Tags: Asia, IT Budget, Survey, Singapore, Gartner Inc., Business Process, CIO, CEO, vice president, information technology
Tech spending to rise, say CIOs
News Though they're confident that spending on IT projects will increase this year, many executives are waiting to see if business picks up before investing in new projects themselves, according to a Gartner survey.
Why Linux caught on where others failed
News Linux hasn't come close to writing Windows' obituary, but in the 10 years since it was born, Linux has carved out a niche where others have fallen by the wayside.
Gartner: IT budgets squeezed further
News Almost half of CIOs surveyed by the research firm said they spent less on IT in the first quarter than they had initially planned.
Tags: IT budgeting, Budgeting/cost control, Chief Information Officer, IT Budget, IT-spending, Survey, Gartner Inc., industry, IT budgeting, Budgeting/cost control
PhileoAllied Bank to set up three more e-kiosks
News PhileoAllied Bank Bhd (PAL) hopes to set up two to three more of its electronic banking kiosks (PAL@McDonald's) at McDonald outlets soon, said the bank's chief executive officer, Tong Kooi Ong.
Amway site remains under fire
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TD Waterhouse steps out with $100 million ad campaign
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Judge stops Brit from selling Hotmail lists
News Microsoft wins case after arguing that a U.K. man selling e-mail addresses to spammers had hurt the company's goodwill as Hotmail's owner.
Tags: Legal, Email marketing
Tiffany appeals ruling in eBay counterfeits case
News Jeweler Tiffany & Co. announces that it is appealing a federal court ruling that eBay is not required under trademark law to police counterfeit listings on its site.
Tags: Legal, Corporate law, Lawsuits, E-commerce, Tiffany & Co. Inc., eBay Inc., Search Engine, intellectual property, general counsel, software
U.S. govt sides with Microsoft in Korea flap
News The U.S. Justice Department protests strict new antitrust sanctions that South Korean regulators slapped on the software giant.
Tags: Business applications, Antitrust, International governments
Lenovo to sell US$199 PC in rural China
News Lenovo will sell a basic personal computer aimed at China's vast but poor rural market and priced as low as US$199.
Tags: Notebooks and tablets
Net TV keeps streaming despite legal threats
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Australian company gives IM a face
News It’s become one of the Internet’s most-used tools, and now Instant Messenger has been given a face thanks to Impersona, innovative new client software developed by Melbourne-based Blaze International.
Solectron cuts jobs, earnings outlook
News Solectron expects to miss analysts' third-quarter estimates possibly by more than half and plans to cut more than 8,000 jobs.
Intel lines up Santa Rosa, WiMax for notebooks
News Centrino takes another step forward as Intel also highlights its WiMax and home entertainment technologies.
Tags: Processors, Personal Computers, Notebooks and tablets, Mobile/Wireless, WiMax, Mobile processors
