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Idealab draws $1 billion in investments
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Linux firm hopes cash infusion will steer it to IPO
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Microsoft to sell smart-card software
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Tech shares follow Microsoft lower
News A sharp decline in Microsoft shares pulled the Nasdaq composite index lower yesterday, while the Dow Jones industrial average gained ground.
Oracle beats estimates on strong Net software sales
News Oracle topped Wall Street projections yesterday as strong software sales to Internet businesses sparked a fourth-quarter profit.
Windows Me release spells 98's demise
News In the not-too-distant future, Microsoft is likely to issue a press release stating that Windows Me is one of the fastest-selling programs of all time. And there's a good reason for that: Windows 98 already is effectively toast.
Intel does the Centrino shuffle
News The chipmaker officially pulls the wraps off its wireless Centrino processor bundle, which it hopes will be a shot in the arm for the computing and communications industries.
Big ad firms find stumbling blocks in jump to Net
News Advertising agencies seeking to launch interactive services are finding it's not as easy as a click and a smile.
Big ad firms find stumbling blocks in jump to Net
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PC makers push service package deals
News The beleaguered PC industry is taking a cue from McDonalds, bundling hardware and services into computing "value meals" that offer better deals for customers and steadier revenue for PC makers.
Cyberian readies for old-fashioned blocking and tackling
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Cyberian readies for old-fashioned blocking and tackling
News Cyberian Outpost's new chief executive Bob Bowman wants to begin practicing what he has been preaching.
Tech firms get TV-ad savvy
News For years, consumer companies like Coca-Cola, McDonald's and Ford Motor have used TV ads to bolster their brand and help sales. Now many tech companies also are turning to TV to reach their business customers, boost their stock price and help with hiring.
Novices and pros use high technology to compose
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Struggling Linux company swaps CEOs
News Caldera International has replaced longtime Chief Executive Ransom Love and agreed to buy back shares held by two major investors.
