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The technology sector saw a turnaround in its fortunes yesterday as Motorola, EMC, and Sun Microsystems reported mostly encouraging results for the quarter. For Motorola, the third-largest maker of cellphones, the quarter brought surging earnings and market share gains, with the company's cellphone unit shipping 24.1 million
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Shreveport, La.-based financial research firm StockPickReport.Com has made public several short-term stock recommendations for top companies in the industry. The firm, known for its technical analysis, has provided ratings for various stocks, including Motorola Inc., Wal-Mart, and Computer Associates International Inc. The recommendations, accessible through the firm'
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Chicago's West Side is gearing up for a new major motion picture production facility, with the city's Community Development Commission set to vote on a proposed $45-million movie-making center. The facility, which would be built by Raleigh Enterprises and Stephen Allison, would be a significant boost
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Researchers are developing strategies to help companies survive and thrive in the aftermath of terrorist attacks and other disasters by designing more resilient supply chains. These strategies prioritize redundancy, flexibility, and adaptability to minimize the impact of disruptions, such as the 9/11 attacks, which caused significant economic damage due
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StockPickReport.Com, a reputable stock research firm, has released its latest short-term stock recommendations. The firm has provided technical analysis ratings for a select group of stocks, which are expected to perform well in the near future. According to the report, the following stocks are recommended for short-term investment: Sirius
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The Java Verified Program, a standard for mobile Java application testing, has gained significant traction, with leading wireless operators and device manufacturers adopting the platform. The program, launched in February 2004 by Motorola, Nokia, Siemens, Sony Ericsson, and Sun Microsystems, has been expanded to include Orange and T-Mobile Europe, representing
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Motorola and MontaVista Software have announced a formal OEM relationship agreement, enabling the shipment of Motorola's Application-Enabling Platforms pre-installed with MontaVista Linux Carrier Grade Edition (CGE). This partnership enables equipment manufacturers to focus on their core competencies, leveraging standards-based, pre-integrated, and validated platforms. The collaboration aims to accelerate
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A 34-year-old man was viciously attacked by three or four robbers as he walked home from a night out in Leamington, suffering serious cuts and bruising. The perpetrators made off with £70 in cash, a mobile phone, watch, and clothing, leaving the victim in just his boxer shorts. Meanwhile, a
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On June 14, 2004, StockPickReport.Com, a registered investment advisory firm, released short-term stock recommendations for several companies. The firm, a reputable source for stock research, provided technical analysis-driven ratings for the public market. The recommendations were aimed at providing investors with timely information for short-term investment decisions. Key Takeaways:
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QUALCOMM Incorporated, a world leader in Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) digital wireless technology, has announced expanded support for the development of customized user interfaces (UI) on wireless devices via the BREW solution. The newly released BREW 3.1 client software and BREW UI Toolkit simplify and scale the creation
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Midwest Wireless, a leading regional wireless services provider in Minnesota, Iowa, and Wisconsin, has enabled Rural Cellular Corporation (RCC) to bring an extensive line of downloadable applications based on QUALCOMM's BREW solution to customers in rural areas across the United States. This milestone marks the first time a
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Vodafone has awarded Nokia a significant contract to provide WCDMA 3G network infrastructure to Vodafone Australia and Vodafone New Zealand. Under the agreement, Nokia will deliver complete 3G core and radio networks, offer full managed services for network operations, and provide network planning and optimization. The contract also includes an
