HP bumps AMD up to business class
Hewlett-Packard plans to use AMD's flagship chip in its new Compaq Evo D315, targeting the education, government and small-to-medium business market. The release of the n...
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Middelhoff considers AOL job offer
Ousted Bertelsmann boss Thomas Middelhoff is mulling a job offer from AOL Time Warner.
The 49-year-old German, once hailed as a superstar in the media world, is curren...
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Former Asda chief flies in to rescue Energis
Former Asda boss Archie Norman is to take over the reins at troubled telco Energis.
Conservative MP Norman is taking charge at the request of a consortium of banks whi...
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Ecommerce minister replaced in Blair's reshuffle
Stephen Timms, the former education minister, has replaced Douglas Alexander as the UK's ecommerce minister.
Timms previously served as school standards minister, a ro...
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Gerald Ratner plans online jewellery come back
Gerald Ratner, the entrepreneur famed for describing the jewellery sold in his chain of stores as "total crap" is planning a come back with Ratners Online.
Ratner is s...
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If the IT department was a World Cup team who would it be?
If IT directors were a World Cup team they would disappear in the group stage - falling flat on their faces at the first hurdle.
This is the damning opinion of attende...
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Women are doing IT for themselves
Women running British small businesses are doing so to satisfy career ambitions not to improve their quality of life.
Only one per cent of those sampled by research co...
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Captain Verwaayen takes the bridge of Starship BT
New BT chief executive Ben Verwaayen assumes his duties at the helm of BT today, to begin the difficult process of turning the company around.
Verwaayen has been worki...
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Ten years at the head of Nokia - Jorma Ollila
Today marks the 10th anniversary of Jorma Ollila's tenure at the head of the world's leading mobile phone handset company, Nokia.
Ollila is widely credited with turnin...
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