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| | | ... because of the defective software. According to a statement, Government Service Insurance System (GSIS) said the fund had found IBM's database management software called DB2 was the cause of a series of system crashes. This was backed up by a letter ... |
| | | | ... fearful of poor earnings reports starting this week and more trouble for banks. Investors were disappointed that talks for IBM Corp's $US7 billion ($A9.81 billion) deal to buy Sun Microsystems Inc have stalled, a sign that the market is still not ready ... |
| | | | ... them accountable to their country's regulatory and political heads. Laurence Trigwell, global leader in financial services at IBM Cognos, said that the company's clients, which includes the largest banks and finance firms around the world, are demanding ... |
| | | | ... and Westpac advancing 37 cents or 2.46 per cent to $15.39. Wall Street roared higher on Wednesday as strong earnings from IBM and others helped investors shake off banking sector woes that sparked a big selloff a day earlier. The Dow Jones industrial ... |
| | | | ... 3,442.8, and the broader All Ordinaries index declined 30.2 points, or 0.88 per cent, to 3,394.8 on Wednesday. NEW YORK - IBM gave Wall Street a reprieve from bad news on Wednesday and investors responded by taking a break from selling, with stocks ... |
| | | | ... quant analysts to retrieve and analyse market information faster and cheaper than ever before. Sybase Australia worked with IBM, MicroStrategy and Frontline Solutions to launch Sybase Analytic Appliance, an out-of-the box solution designed to reduce ... |
| | | | ... for 18 months. He first joined the bank in late 2004 as executive general manager, customer solutions. NAB hired Clyne from IBM Business Consulting Services and he previously worked for PricewaterhouseCoopers. Clyne's appointment comes only days after ... |
| | | | ... United Technologies. The Dow Jones Industrial Average leapt 207.38 points or 1.85 per cent to 11,447. Microsoft, Google and IBM were all slapped as earnings and company outlooks failed to impress onlookers. |
| | | | ... since the October 1987 market crash. The news also dragged down shares of a wide range of multinational companies, including IBM and United Technologies. The Reuters/University of Michigan Surveys of Consumers said its preliminary index of confidence ... |
| | | | ... six-week closing high, with blue-chip shares such as Sony driving gains after a $15 billion share buyback plan announced by IBM boosted investor confidence. The Nikkei rose 206.58 points to 14,031.30. HONG KONG - Hong Kong blue chips rose 3.2 per cent ... |
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