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China to up vigilance over IP, software piracy
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Report: Former HP CEO also blames board for Autonomy deal
HP's CEO during the Autonomy merger tells Bloomberg that the board should also share the blame.
Adobe talks up Creative Cloud for enterprise release in 2013
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Microsoft does little to protect revenues for Windows Store devs
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CA Technologies knights new CEO
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