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| | ... some of the uncertainty leading up to it, IG Market analyst Ben Potter said. US shares pushed higher on Tuesday after Microsoft's $8.5 billion deal to buy Skype gave a strong bump to tech stocks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed up 75.68 points ... |
| | | ... Ordinaries index fell 28.1 points, or 0.58 per cent, to 4,803.6. NEW YORK - US shares pushed higher on Tuesday after Microsoft's $8.5 billion deal to buy Skype gave a strong bump to tech stocks. The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed up 75.68 points ... |
| | | ... modestly on Friday, with Dow blue chips spurred by Caterpillar's earnings while the Nasdaq struggled after lacklustre Microsoft results and a poor Research in Motion forecast. Despite mixed economic data and a tumble in Microsoft shares, the New York ... |
| | | ... first batch of ETISs to be available are linked to the top 35 US stocks including names such as Coca-Cola, Google and Microsoft. The Australian dollar denominated ETISs are issued by RBS while CommSec will exclusively distribute the initial offer. Investors ... |
| | | ... recent missteps were "unacceptable." Other technology companies also rose. Hewlett-Packard Co rose 2.2 per cent, while Microsoft Corp and chipmaker Qualcomm Inc each rose more than one per cent. Broadcom Corp gained 3.9 per cent after an Oppenheimer ... |
| | | ... Index in Sydney and PKF Chartered Accountants will release its Business and Population Monitor 2011. In equities news, Microsoft chief research and strategy officer Craig Mundie is scheduled to address the Committee for Economic Development in Australia. ... |
| | | ... tamper with records, or steal private information. "All data in the super industry is on SQL databases such as Oracle, Microsoft, etc," said Det-Inspector van der Graaf. The superannuation industry's greatest risks are of internal compromise and hacking ... |
| | | ... problems in the Middle East. March crude futures dropped 1.5 per cent. Nokia, the world's largest mobilephone maker, and Microsoft teamed up to build an iPhone challenger in an attempt to take on Google and Apple in the fast-growing smartphone market. ... |
| | | ... Chinese ad resellers. According to reports these contracts represent 40 per cent of its overall revenue in China. And Microsoft? Financial markets saw looming trouble there too following the resignation of Ray Ozzie, MSFT's chief software architect and ... |
| | | ... their Asia-Pacific regional headquarters in Singapore, including software application developers such as Google and Microsoft. The city state is one of the major network hubs in the region and a critical mass of relevant expertise in support services ... |
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