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Aptech’s Execuvue Business Intelligence Implemented by LQ Management L.L.C. for its more than 600 La Quinta Hotels
Aptech Computer Systems, Inc. announced today that LQ Management L.L.C., operator of the La Quinta Inns and Suites brand, implemented the ExecuvueÒ Business Intelligence system to automate data gathering and operational performance management for its more than 600 La Quinta Inns and Suites hotels. LQ Management L.L.C. utilizes Execuvue in its corporate offices for same-day management reporting ...
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Blue Ridge Communications Selects InGrid Home Security
InGrid, Inc., the leading provider of digital, wireless home security services, today announced that it has been selected by Blue Ridge Communications (www.brctv.com), a full service communications provider serving Northeastern Pennsylvania, to deliver its innovative home security offering to Blue Ridge's high-speed and triple play customers across Pennsylvania and in the Poconos area.
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Chinese official denies government hand in cyber attacks
Chinese officials Monday dismissed as 'baseless' reports that their government was involved in cyber warfare targeting Indian computer networks and stressed that such activities were not in sync with the developing trust between the two countries.
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Microsoft stock up, Yahoo down in trading after bid withdrawn
Stock in Microsoft is up more than 2 percent in this morning's trading while Yahoo is down 17 percent. Microsoft withdrew its bid for Yahoo over the weekend.
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Yahoo shares tumbling in early trading
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Shares of Yahoo are down about 17% in early trading after the company's chief executive made it clear he thinks the Internet giant is worth more than the $47.5 billion that Microsoft is offering for it.
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Pair of Hi-tech Business Leaders Join Innovative Card Technologies
Innovative Card Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:INVC), developers of the breakthrough ICT DisplayCard security device for e-banking, e-commerce and data access, today announced that Mark Poidomani, former CTO for PrivaSys and inventor of financial anti-fraud solutions, has joined the company as Chief Technology Officer. Joining the company in a technical advisory position is Jim Turley, former ...
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Yahoo shares plunge in premarket trading after Microsoft withdraws bid
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Shares of Yahoo have fallen 17% in early trading today. The drop follows Microsoft's announcement over the weekend that it's withdrawn its bid for the once dominant Internet search engine.
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Opening Glance: Telecom Equipment stocks edge lower
(AP:NEW YORK) Telecommunications equipment companies inched mostly lower Monday as Wall Street retreated after Microsoft pulled its bid for Yahoo over the weekend.
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U.S. markets open Monday with stumble
U.S. markets opened with a stumble Monday with shares of Yahoo! falling 21 percent after Microsoft Corp. quit purchase negotiations over the weekend.After three months of Yahoo! and Microsoft mostly jockeying for positions, Yahoo! Chief Executive Jerry Yang held out for $37 a share and Microsoft chief Steven Ballmer walked away from the formal talks, having offered $33 per share.The Dow Jones ...
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Stocks Start Lower As MS Walks Away From Yahoo
Wall Street traded lower Monday as investors grew cautious following Microsoft Corp.'s decision to withdraw its bid for Yahoo Inc.Â
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Opening Glance: Diversified financials mostly decline
(AP:NEW YORK) Most diversified financial-services stocks declined on Monday morning as investors were discouraged by Microsoft's withdrawal of its $43.7 billion bid for Yahoo after the two companies could not agree on a purchase price.
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Opening Glance: Electrical equipment shares open mixed
(AP:NEW YORK) Shares of electrical equipment companies opened mixed Monday as the broader market slipped as oil prices edged higher and Microsoft Corp. withdrew its $47.5 billion takeover bid for Yahoo Inc.
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Yahoo shares tumbling in early trading
Associated Press - May 5, 2008 10:34 AM ET SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Shares of Yahoo are down about 17% in early trading after the company's chief executive made it clear he thinks the Internet...
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Intermec PW50 Printer Brings Maximum Convenience to Direct Store Delivery Applications
Intermec (NYSE:IN) introduces the PW50, a rugged workboard printer that provides a convenient, integrated solution to simplify operations for workers in Direct Store Delivery (DSD), Home Delivery, and Field Service applications. It is designed specifically for use with the innovative Intermec CN3, CN3e and CK61 handheld computers.
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Opening Glance: Media companies mostly decline
(AP:NEW YORK) Shares of most major media companies declined with the broader market on Monday morning as investors showed their disappointment in Microsoft Corp.'s decision to withdraw its $43.7 billion bid for Yahoo Inc.
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Aniboom Expands Its Network of Internet Channels with the Addition of Five Major Online Video Platforms
Aniboom (aniboom.com), the premiere independent animation network, has grown its network of branded internet channels through partnerships with five key online video platforms, bringing its animations and cartoons to an online audience of more than 140 million viewers. Aniboom content is now available online via Dailymotion, Metacafe, Veoh Networks, blip.TV and blinkx. The expansion of Aniboom's ...
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Opening Glance: Commercial banks mixed as market dips
NEW YORK (AP) - Commercial bank stocks were mixed in morning trading Monday, while the broader market declined, as Wall Street reacted negatively to weekend news that Microsoft Corp. withdrew its bid for Yahoo Inc.
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Internet sector declines amid Yahoo's stumble, but pares losses
NEW YORK (Thomson Financial) - The Internet sector fell Monday before paring its losses, as Microsoft Corp.'s withdrawal of its buyout bid for Yahoo Inc., cast a pall on the group.
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First Internet Bancorp Announces First Quarter Earnings
First Internet Bancorp ("Bancorp") today announced net income of $369,939 for the quarter ended March 31, 2008, a decrease of $318,306, or 46%, from the same quarter in the previous year.
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End of laptop battery shortage in sight
The lithium-ion battery shortage caused by a fire at South Korea's LG Chem plant back in March should be over in the third quarter of the year, an executive at a notebook battery maker said on Friday. While the shortage is hurting sales of all notebooks, including the ASUS Eee PC, smaller, lower-volume companies are hurt most, as they get least pri...
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Your Computer Keyboard Is Covered With Germs
Computer keyboards are so dirty they could cause symptoms of food poisoning and other illnesses, says a British computing magazine.
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Recent Original Stories
This is release 0.3.1 of ReactOS , an open source effort to develop an operating system that is compatible with applications and drivers written for the Microsoft Windows NT family of operating systems (NT4, 2000, XP, 2003). Mainly, the work focused on rewriting certain parts of the ReactOS Core (kernel, HAL, bootloader, etc).
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Yahoo Shares Plummet After Refusing Microsoft Buyout
Yahoo shares are spiraling downward, after word that the company will not accept Microsoft's buyout bid.
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Yahoo shares fall 17% after Microsoft backs off bid
Yahoo shares fell 17 percent in early trading Monday as hopes for the once-dominant search engine dimmed following Microsoft's withdrawal of a $47.5 billion takeover bid. Analysts believe Yahoo Inc.'s stock price will surrender most, perhaps all, of its 50 percent gain since Microsoft Corp. made its initial offer on Jan. 31 in an effort to challenge online advertising and search leader Google ...
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Yahoo shares fall after Microsoft withdraws bid (UPDATED: 7:21 a.m.)
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Yahoo shares fell 17 percent in early trading today as hopes for the once-dominant search engine dimmed following Microsoft’s withdrawal of a $47.5 billion takeover bid.
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