SGI cutting up to 1,500 jobs in reorganization
SGI announced the next phase of its recovery plan today, saying it's slashing 1,000 to 1,500 jobs, selling its Cray supercomputer unit, and transferring several operation...
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Compaq slashes 1,600 jobs in Singapore
Compaq Computer today announced it would lay off 1,600 people at
its Yishun, Singapore, facility.
As previously reported, Compaq was expected to hand out more pink ...
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Short Take: Jobs named to Gap board
Clothing retailer Gap said it appointed Steven Jobs to the 12-member board of the San Francisco-based company. Jobs, 44, is a co-founder of Apple Computer and currently s...
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Ingram Micro cuts jobs while reorganizing
Ingram Micro, one of the largest computer distributors, laid
off employees in its information technology groups this week as part of a
company-wide reorganization.
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PricewaterhouseCoopers cuts 1,000 jobs in e-commerce push
Management consulting firm PricewaterhouseCoopers today said it
will cut 1,000 administrative and internal support jobs as part of its plan
to shift its focus to e-comm...
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AOL, Monster.com ink $100 million job sites deal
Internet services giant America Online today announced a four-year, $100 million partnership with Monster.com, a global career management network.
Under the terms of ...
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Informix cuts 66 jobs as part of Net focus
Database software maker Informix laid off 66 employees last
week as part of the company's effort to focus on the Internet.
Informix chief executive Jean-Yves Dexmier ...
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Net phone calls, job searching top AOL's agenda
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15 percent of employees resolve to change jobs
When it comes to job hunting, the year 2000 should be a seller's market, not only in high tech but also across the board, according to a newly released study.
Only 1...
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Jobs takes Apple CEO job full time
SAN FRANCISCO--Apple's search for a full-time chief executive has ended. And the new boss is Steve Jobs.
The announcement, which came during Jobs' keynote at the Macwo...
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Big day for Apple, Jobs
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Apple's Jobs gets jet, shares in bonus
After two and a half years back at Apple, Steve Jobs is finally getting a bonus.
Newly named CEO Jobs isn't going to get a pay raise, but he will get stock option...
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Ernst & Young cuts 400 jobs in shift to e-commerce
Ernst & Young said it has cut about 5 percent of its U.S.
consulting business as the company continues to reposition itself to compete
in the Internet services industry...
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Jobs takes decades to become overnight success
It took Steve Jobs two decades to become an overnight dot-com billionaire.
Unlike so many 20-something CEOs who are minting money, Jobs has made his riches the old-f...
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KPMG cuts 350 jobs at consulting unit
Big Five consulting firm KPMG said it laid off 350 U.S. consultants in an effort to meet growing client demand for e-commerce consulting projects.
"We took this actio...
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Microsoft boosts salaries to keep talent in hot job market
Even though it has minted more millionaires than perhaps any company in
history, Microsoft is finding that recruiting employees, particularly in
Silicon Valley, is gett...
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Microsoft deal axes up to 60 jobs
Microsoft is laying off up to 60 contract employees after cutting development of its tax software, CNET News.com has learned.
The software developer signed a three-...
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Dow slides, Nasdaq gains ahead of jobs report
Tech stocks advanced slightly on historically light volume as
investors laid low pending tomorrow's employment report from the
government.
The Nasdaq composite i...
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InsWeb plans job cuts, restructuring
Online insurance marketplace InsWeb today said it intends to
cut its staff by 40 percent over the next two quarters and warned of
lower-than-anticipated revenues for ...
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NetObjects cuts jobs, merges divisions
E-commerce software maker NetObjects has laid off 8 percent of
its work force as part of a restructuring that combined two company
divisions.
NetObjects, best kn...
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Net contributing jobs, productivity to economy
New research reinforces the notion that the Internet and computer technology are fundamentally altering the way the U.S. economy operates.
The Center for Research i...
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Glaser, Jobs unveil streaming partnership
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Older workers cash in on high-tech job growth
Carlene Gibbons is an unlikely dot-com worker: The 56-year-old career nurse has two grown children, a penchant for watercolor and a desire to retire in the next decade.
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Tech employees jumping jobs faster
Employee turnover in the high-tech industry has reached the point where the average employee leaves in just over a year, and many who stay get antsy to quit after a year ...
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Don't misplace manners at job interviews
The extremely tight market for tech workers has degraded the interviewing skills of many job candidates (see complete story). These are some interview tips from Sue Fox, ...
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Tight job market turns tables on interview process
Have you heard the tale of the job candidate who opened her purse, pulled out a brownie, and started munching at the CEO's desk? When the executive vented his shock, the ...
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Apple's Jobs unveils new iMac, G4 systems
NEW YORK--Mac enthustiasts looking for new products got plenty as CEO Steve Jobs announced cheaper iMacs, dual-processor Power Macs and a tiny 8-inch cube.
In his ...
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Jobs report sends markets higher
Stocks rose across the board after a government report provided
evidence that the economy may be cooling slightly.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the to...
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Apple's Jobs likely to keep Mac fans in the dark
Macintosh fans hoping to hear about new laptop models will probably have to
wait beyond next week.
Although Apple Computer CEO Steve Jobs is making a keynote
spee...
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Egghead pulling jobs out of pricey California
Egghead.com today said it is moving about 20 percent of its Silicon Valley-based jobs to Washington state during the next few months as part of a plan to achieve profitab...
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