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A current and former employee explain why they think the culture at the troubled hardware maker needs fixing.

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The Dow and S&P could find support near here.

Techs Dodge Financial Fallout

Another debacle in the financial sector had little effect on the tech sector Friday, as a number of strong earnings reports limited losses.

Microsoft: EC Fine is Not Fine

The company will go to the mat over the European Commission's $1.35 billion fine.

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Aiming to take on the Cisco 7200 series, Link Technologies has adapted MikroTik technology to high end deployments.

DSL Prime: New York City's 100 Percent Broadband Plan

It looks like Verizon will deliver fiber to 100 percent of New York City without any subsidy or tax credit. If so, it could set a positive pattern for the rest of the world.

DSL Prime: Will New Deployments Cause DSL Declines?

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Inside Microsoft's War Against Google

With Yahoo off the table, Microsoft plans to challenge Google's online-ad juggernaut alone. A behind-the-scenes look at its provocative strategy

MySpace: Going Places

Hoping to renew its growth, the social network will let users transport their profiles to other sites, such as Yahoo and eBay

Can Craigslist Stay Oddball?

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Alcatel's Russo: There Is No Downturn

The CEO of Alcatel-Lucent, the world's largest telecom equipment maker, says the industry's outlook may be uncertain but growth opportunities remain

Best Buy Barges into Europe

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New York-based telecom giant, Verizon Communications, is now America's eleventh largest pay-TV provider, thanks to aggressive expansion of its FiOS TV network over the past two years.

Bell Canada Profits Drop, Revenue Stagnant in First Quarter

Canada's largest telecommunications carrier, Bell Canada Enterprises Inc., has reported a 45% drop in profit for the first quarter of 2008, as it paid to expand its broadband infrastructure into 86 remote and rural communities.

Google Joins Sprint and Clearwire in WiMAX Consortium

Sprint Nextel announced yesterday that it is reviving its WiMAX joint venture with Clearwire Corp., with the help of $3.2 billion in financial backing from internet search giant, Google, and other tech-industry heavyweights.

Carl Icahn Continues Boosting Motorola Share

Despite strong shareholder concerns at Motorola's annual general meeting earlier this week, activist investor, Carl Icahn announced yesterday that he has boosted his stake in the company from 6.4% to 7.6%.

Sprint Nextel Shares Surge on Rumours of Takeover Bid

Shares in Sprint Nextel Corp. climbed more than 10% on Monday, and an additional 5% yesterday, following reports that European telecommunications giant, Deutsche Telekom, is considering making a bid for the company.

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JavaOne '08: Sun starts delivering

At San Francisco conference, company touts a rich Internet application environment and a new cloud computing service. Plus, Neil Young sings Sun.

Microsoft's big bid for Yahoo

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Adobe says Photoshop Express glitch fixed

The software maker says it has fixed a bug that delayed an update to the free, Web-based photo editing tool. The planned updates are now available, it says.

Atari gets delisted by Nasdaq

The company that in many ways created the modern video game industry has seen its fortunes fall about as far as possible.