PalmSource Introduces Smart Phone Version, Computer Associates Restricts CEO Perks, and More
PalmSource Inc., the maker of Palm operating systems for handheld computers, has announced its first version designed specifically for so-called smart phones. This move comes as the company seeks to expand its presence in the rapidly growing smartphone market. Meanwhile, Computer Associates International Inc. has revoked some perks from its former CEO, who was recently indicted on charges of securities fraud and obstruction of justice. In a separate development, IBM Corp. has been ordered to reimburse Compuware Corp. for costs related to evidence produced in a lawsuit. Additionally, On The Go Healthcare, Inc. has announced its participation in a half-page advertisement sponsored by the Toronto Blue Jays in the Toronto Star.
Key Takeaways:
- PalmSource Inc. has introduced its first version of Palm operating system designed specifically for smart phones.
- Computer Associates International Inc. has revoked some perks from its former CEO, John Swainson, who was indicted on charges of securities fraud and obstruction of justice.
- IBM Corp. has been ordered to reimburse Compuware Corp. for costs related to evidence produced in a lawsuit.
- On The Go Healthcare, Inc. has participated in a half-page advertisement sponsored by the Toronto Blue Jays in the Toronto Star.
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Statistics:
- PalmSource Inc. has entered the smart phone market, a rapidly growing sector.
- Computer Associates International Inc. has revoked some perks from its former CEO, John Swainson.
- IBM Corp. has been ordered to reimburse Compuware Corp. $[unspecified amount] in costs relating to evidence produced in a lawsuit.
- On The Go Healthcare, Inc. has participated in a half-page advertisement sponsored by the Toronto Blue Jays.
- Financial Relations, Inc. charges $10,000 in cash for news distribution per client.
Sources:
- "M2 PRESSWIRE-28 September 2004-Financial Relations Inc: PalmSource Version for Smart Phones and IBM Ordered to Reimburse Compuware"
- "PalmSource.com"
- "CA.com"
- "IBMPressRelease.com"
- "Otgp.com"
- "FinancialRelationsInc.com"
- "TorontoStar.com"
- "Presswire.net"