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Citrix Systems Inc., at once the champion and primary dependent of the still-unproven hosted applications concept, is advancing with major changes to its flagship product and a number of manufacturing deals with third-party hardware makers.
You can't really blame Ortez Gude for feeling kind of smug these days.
There's nothing like a little bit of money to convince people to put their differences aside.
It is with relief and sadness that I write my last this eWeek column.
With the current dot-com shakeout, many online businesses may be unaware that the e-recruitment industry is actually growing.
Only the same Cold War frenzy that sent human beings to the moon and launched the microelectronics revolution could have created a true paradigm shift like the Internet.
This is my last column that will mention failed dot-com companies.
American Greetings' online unit, AmericanGreetings.com, struck a deal to acquire rival Egreetings Network for $30.2 million.
Despite the market downturn, European consulting firms are setting sail for U.S. shores.
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California Passes New Data Privacy Law
DAILY VIDEO: Why California's data privacy law promises chaos by 2020, and MongoDB launches a bevy of new features for its NoSQL platform.
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eWEEK Video Interview: Ayman Sayed, CPO, CA Technologies
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Facebook's Zuckerberg Faces Senate Grilling
Intel Processors, Storage Set New Dell Servers Apart
Dell’s latest Intel-based PowerEdge servers bring new levels of operational efficiency and flexibility while extending industry-leading reliability and uptime.
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