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Optimizing Your Virtual Platform Without Messing it Up
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Vonage: New apps and a bid to become internationally relevant
It remains to be seen whether Vonage can make much traction against Skype's installed base, but the opportunities abroad are huge.
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Netflix eases liquidity worries, raises more questions
Netflix's $400 million in new capital will come in handy, but the company still has a lot to juggle in the next year or two.
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HP's future: All eyes on the outlook for 2012
Wall Street expects HP CEO Meg Whitman to cut the outlook for 2012, but analysts are increasingly betting that the guidance won't be a total trainwreck.
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Analysts crush HP's revamp: 'Juggling in a wind tunnel'
Analysts blast HP's transformation moves and the way they were carried out. Biggest beef: The pricey acquisition of Autonomy.
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Avaya IPO deep dive: Competition, debt are big worries
Avaya filed for an initial public offering of $1 billion in stock, but there are numerous items that could give investors some pause.
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AOL's Huffington Post purchase: Worth nearly half of the cash balance?
AOL on Monday paid $315 million---$300 million in cash---for the Huffington Post and while most are focusing on the content and editorial plans, observers may want to look at the balance sheet and...
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Clearwire: Subscribers surge, but so does cash crunch; Here come layoffs
Clearwire projects 4 million subscribers by the end of the year, but the company needs money and is cutting 15 percent of its workforce.
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AOL: Good progress, but turnarounds take time
AOL reported a better-than-expected third quarter and CEO Tim Armstrong delivered a bunch of interesting metaphors about the company's turnaround. But AOL remains a 2011 story.
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HP moves to allay shareholders with $10 billion repurchase plan
With a $2 billion offer on the table to acquire 3Par, Hewlett-Packard moved to allay shareholder concerns with a hefty stock buyback plan.
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Apple passes Microsoft to become biggest tech company
Apple has passed Microsoft in terms of market capitalization, with a value of roughly $222 billion, about $3 billion ahead of Microsoft.
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Microsoft CFO Liddell to leave; Klein named new finance chief
Microsoft said that CFO Chris Liddell will leave the company at the end of the year. Peter Klein will take over as CFO.
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Survey: IT leaders looking to squeeze vendors; Is best of breed back?
As technology budgets are squeezed IT decision makers are increasingly looking toward vendor savings to hit their targets, according to a survey by Wedbush Morgan. The securities firm surveyed...
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Analysts deem Palm launch a success; Pre inventory replenishment eyed
Updated: Analysts called the Palm Pre launch a success, but supplies were tight. Piper Jaffray analyst Michael Walkley deemed the initial Pre sales "solid."Â And J.P. Morgan analyst Paul Coster...
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Report: Fraud and deception at Satyam was deep
The fraud and deception at Satyam Computer Services in India was so in-depth that it included dual accounting books, thousands of forged invoices, thousands of unnecessary employees and dozens...
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Sun's Schwartz: I'm not worried about the future (or Sun's relevance)
Sun Microsystems Chief Jonathan Schwartz began a blog series on the state of the company, which he argues is more relevant than ever. After watching the video and reading the transcript I'm left...
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AMD wins approval for manufacturing spin-off
AMD can breathe easier today: It won approval to spin-off its manufacturing assets. On Wednesday, AMD said that its shareholders approved a proposal to issue shares and warrants to create a...
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A new CIO’s successful 100-day plan [video]
When you start a new job as CIO, you have to quickly get up to speed on the make-up of your team, the organization’s top priorities, and the current condition of the IT department’s balance...
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The Satyam saga worsens – terribly so
The Enron of India (Probably!) The news today re: Satyam is really bad. It makes the events of last month pale in comparison. To begin, you should read Satyam Chairman Raju’s letter of...
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Satyam crashes with $1 billion cash hole
In a shock announcement this morning, Satyam, India's fourth largest outsourcing companies reported that B Ramalinga Raju, founder and chairman has resigned following an admission that there is an...
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Satyam chairman resigns amid accounting scandal
Indian outsourcing company Satyam Computer Services announced Wednesday its founder and chairman, B. Ramalinga Raju, has resigned, following an admission that he inflated its financial performance.
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