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Intuit Inc. chief executive William Harris testified in the Microsoft antitrust trial, revealing that the company would have chosen to bundle both Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator with its Quicken personal finance software in 1997, but was prevented from doing so by a clause in its agreement with Microsoft. Harris
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Andrew J. Glass testifies before the federal courts, arguing that Microsoft's control over Windows operating system is stifling competition on the Internet and comparing it to a public utility like a telephone dial tone. William Harris, CEO of Intuit Inc., presents a remedy of "operating system neutrality&
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Unisys Corporation, a leader in information technology, has announced two new programs aimed at providing mainframe-class reliability and support to Intel-based Windows NT servers. The High Availability Support for Microsoft Business Systems program features a custom agreement with Microsoft, providing top-priority response to worldwide customers, while the Unisys high-availability guarantee
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The personal computer market is experiencing significant trends, with PCs costing less than $1,000 accounting for 59 percent of all machines sold in November. The average price of personal computers sold was $992, according to PC Data Corp. Meanwhile, the market share of Intel, the dominant processor chip manufacturer,
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As the global economy continues to grow and expand, the world's biggest companies are leading the charge. With the release of The Daily Telegraph's list of the world's most valuable companies in major industry sectors, we take a look at the top 15 companies
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In a groundbreaking move, WirelessKnowledge LLC, a joint venture of QUALCOMM Inc. and Microsoft Corp., has announced a comprehensive solution for wireless data devices, poised to revolutionize mobile professionals' access to corporate information. This solution addresses the long-standing complexities and time-consuming processes associated with wireless connectivity, paving the way
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As the technology landscape continues to evolve, the dominance of Microsoft and Intel, long synonymous with PC technology, is starting to erode. The Wintel axis, which has driven innovation and growth in the industry for decades, is showing signs of strain. The increasing complexity of Microsoft's product line
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Stock option trading was particularly active this week, with several securities leading the pack, according to CoveredCall.Com. Snyder Communications and Iomega saw significant trading activity, with Snyder Communications trading down to $28 1/2 and Iomega gaining nearly 10% for the week. Other notable gainers included Intel Corp., which
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Microsoft Corporation has filed a notice of appeal with the Federal District Court in San Jose, California, in response to a preliminary injunction ruling made on November 17 in the Sun vs. Microsoft contract lawsuit. This move comes as Microsoft seeks to have the ruling overturned, citing its contractual right
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Bill Raduchel, Sun Microsystems' Corporate Strategy Officer, believes that the growth of full-service computer bureaux could lead to only a few dozen hardware and software companies remaining in Australia. He attributes this shift to the increased demand for technical support and services from computer and software vendors. According to
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South Carolina's Attorney General, Charlie Condon, announced on Monday that his state is withdrawing from the federal government's antitrust case against Microsoft Corporation, citing recent events that demonstrate competition in the high-tech field is alive and well. Condon's decision was influenced by the announcement
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Microsoft Internet Explorer has surpassed Netscape Navigator as the dominant web browser, according to recent statistics from AdKnowledge. As of November, Explorer users accounted for 49.5 percent of the browser market, while Navigator users accounted for 45 percent. This marks a significant shift in the browser war, with Explorer&
