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HP Looks To Neoview For Gains In Data Warehousing
TechWeb - The company is combining its NonStop database engine with its Integrity and ProLiant servers and its StorageWorks hardware and software.
French voters see some sun, much cloud in election economy
AFP - French voters have turned mildly optimistic about living standards and having jobs but are suspicious of economic signals barely a week before the final vote in a presidential election.
New toys read brain waves
AP - A convincing twin of Darth Vader stalks the beige cubicles of a Silicon Valley office, complete with ominous black mask, cape and light saber.
AT&T's succession
FT.com - Edward Whitacre has timed his departure impeccably. From humble beginnings as chief executive of SBC Corporation, he went a long way towards re-creating Ma Bell during his aggressive 17-year deal spree (hoovering up Pacific Telesis, Ameritech, Southern New England Telecommunications, AT&T Wireless, AT&T itself and BellSouth (NYSE:BLS)).
Three Minutes with a Chief Yahoo
PC World - Cofounder David Filo tells discusses the search portal's evolution, and its challenges as it expands internationally.
How long will a bell bong? Science seeks answers
VIENNA (Reuters) - With the precision of a surgeon, Andreas Rupp carefully wraps sensor strips around a 21-tonne bell in Vienna's famous St Stephen's Cathedral.
House flippers flop as market cools
AP - In the rampant real estate speculation of the Las Vegas valley three years ago, people lined up outside Pulte Homes sales offices overnight as if they were waiting for the release of the latest video game console or hot new movie.
India's "breadbasket" aims to be new IT hotspot
CHANDIGARH, India (Reuters) - Fed up with traffic snarls and scarred roads, a software engineer in India's flagship IT hub of Bangalore took to the streets in protest last year -- doodling on his laptop while trotting along on a bullock-cart.
India's "breadbasket" aims to be new IT hotspot
Reuters - Fed up with traffic snarls
and scarred roads, a software engineer in India's flagship IT
hub of Bangalore took to the streets in protest last year --
doodling on his laptop while trotting along on a bullock-cart.
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