HP resumes share repurchasing
HP has resumed buying back its own shares, the Palo Alto, Calif.-based computing company said Monday. The share-repurchasing program had been suspended during the consumm...
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Sun resumes buying back shares
Sun Microsystems' cash position is good enough that it has begun buying back its shares, Chief Financial Officer Mike Lehman said Wednesday. "As of now, we are deciding t...
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FM station resumes Webcasts--for a fee
Popular independent radio station KPIG is again offering its tunes via the Web, but only to folks who pony up $5.95 a month to hear them.
KPIG, the first commercial sta...
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Monster.com's resume purge draws fire
WASHINGTON--Job-hunters at Monster.com who happened to go to school in Syria or Iran may be in for an unpleasant surprise on Thursday.
So might employers that use the ...
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Group resumes Xbox cracking project
A group of computer hobbyists has resumed its effort to crack the main security code for Microsoft's Xbox video game console.
The Neo Project, a group that uses distri...
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Kyocera resumes shipment of 'exploding' phone
Kyocera Wireless is once again shipping a Phantom model cell phone after an investigation concluded that the phone did not explode as a Nebraska family had reported about...
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Microsoft needs 7,000 resumes
Microsoft expects to hire roughly 6,000 to 7,000 workers over the next 12 months, the company said Friday, though it is unclear how many of those hires will be filling ne...
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Dell resumes shipments of Inspiron 9100, XPS
Dell this week resumed shipments of its Inspiron XPS and Inspiron 9100 notebooks, after halting their production for a short time to replace a component that did not meet...
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SCO, BayStar resume squabbling
The SCO Group and BayStar Capital, the fund that arranged a crucial $50 million investment in the Linux litigator, haven't settled their disagreements after all.
SCO...
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Patriot Act debate will resume in fall
The Patriot Act has been gradually transformed from a temporary antiterrorism measure to a permanent one.
Now that both the House of Representatives and the Senate h...
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The Trojan resume: MyDoom authors encode job plea
Cheeky virus writers have put a secret message in the latest versions of the MyDoom e-mail worm asking antivirus vendors for a job.
MyDoom.V and MyDoom.U contain a m...
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Telstra to eliminate 9,000 jobs
Telstra, Australia's state-owned telecommunications company, plans to cut 9,000 jobs, or 12 percent of its work force, because of growing competition.
The company, whi...
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Software can send print jobs via Net
Adobe Systems will take the wraps off
new software early next month that will let users send print jobs to remote
printers over the Internet.
Although the company w...
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Short: Softworks' job/application analyzer
Softworks of Hertfordshire,
England announced QuickTune, a
job/application performance analyzer. It
provides a detailed analysis of the CICS, IDMS, and DB2 subsystem...
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Sybase to eliminate division, jobs
Sybase confirmed today that it is closing its New Media division, laying off some employees, and ridding itself of three of its less than successful products.
The comp...
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No need for tie with job IntraView
IntelliMatch will introduce a new shrink-wrapped intranet application later this year that lets employees tout their talents and managers access resumes to fill positions...
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Intel execs finding new jobs
Bay Networks (BAY) today announced it hired Dave Shrigley, a marketing executive from Intel (INTC) who is the third official to leave the giant chipmaker in several week...
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Job service gets workout
NetStart today announced Web-based job recruiting services and software to give human resources personnel the ability to manage all aspects of their recruiting efforts.
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Jobs sees dark chapter
SAN FRANCISCO--Steve Jobs is worried that content providers won't be able to keep up with ever-evolving technology, resulting in a technically dazzling but basically pret...
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Fall and rise of Steve Jobs
special feature
Steven Paul Jobs is up again.
Eleven long years after the mercurial young Apple cofounder was unceremoniously ousted by CEO John Sculley, Jobs is re...
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Short Take: New group estimates 1.1 million new Net jobs in 1996
Senior executives from 16 Internet software, telecommunications, and digital commerce companies have established the Global Internet Project. The group will address inter...
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Apple acquires Next, Jobs
In a stunning move, Apple Computer (AAPL) said tonight that it will purchase Next Software in a $400 million deal that will bring former Apple CEO Steve Jobs back to the ...
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Intel execs shift titles, not jobs
A shift in title and rank is under way among top management at Intel (INTC).
The leading chip manufacturer said today that Andy Grove will become chairman of the comp...
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Short Take: MCI to cut 1,200 jobs
MCI Communications said it will cut 1,200 jobs in an effort to focus on its push into the local phone business, Bloomberg Business News reported. The cuts, which represen...
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Disney software cuts jobs
Disney Interactive has laid off 90 people, or about 20 percent of its
workforce, ending its in-house production of video games.
The job cuts at the unit of the Walt D...
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Apple execs leave; Jobs moves in
In and out the revolving door.
As four Apple Computer (AAPL) executives leave their offices, the company's founder Steve Jobs is expected to move into some vacant offi...
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Job listings expand on Net
Online job listings continue to expand and threaten to cut into the newspaper industry's lucrative classified advertising business.
In the latest example, JWT Speciali...
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Jobs can now trade Apple stock
Steve Jobs's 1.5 million shares of
Apple Computer (AAPL) stock can now be publicly traded, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission registration filing today.
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California No. 1 in high-tech jobs
California still leads the nation when it comes to high-tech jobs, a new report disclosed today.
"Cyberstates Job Scorecard," by the American Electronics Association, ...
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Did Jobs sell stake in Apple?
A 1.5 million-share block of Apple (AAPL) stock was sold yesterday, leading to speculation that founder Steve Jobs was the seller.
Apple registered 1.5 million shares ...
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