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Oracle to expand Itanium support
March 2, 2006 Software giant plans to release E-Business Suite for HP Unix on Itanium by the end of 2006.Will taxes halt Calif.'s solar thermal ambitions?
December 11, 2007 California is pushing solar thermal tech--but if it doesn't extend a real estate tax break, it will discourage it.Photos: Shedding light on solar thermalKilling fungi softly, with ozone
March 15, 2007 Oxygen is cheap and plentiful--and a company in Livermore, Calif., is using it to kill pests on your fruit. Photos: Novazone's pest killer Video: How biopesticides workNew questions for Hurd, but few answers
November 2, 2006 HP's chief executive tells a House subcomittee that he can't recall details about a 2005 meeting when spying tactics were discussed. PDF: Hurd's responseAnaheim opens Wi-Fi network
June 30, 2006 With cut of ceremonial cable, Calif. city joins growing list of others with citywide wireless Internet network.Sun to slash thousands of jobs
May 31, 2006 Struggling workstation and server maker said it will cut between 4,000 to 5,000 employees over the next six months.HP snaps up Mercury Interactive
July 25, 2006 Plans to bolster OpenView management software with Mercury's app development products--for $4.5 billion.Behind Redmond's Tellme deal
March 15, 2007 How a spilled drink and a skipped Super Bowl led Microsoft to its biggest purchase in years.HP chairman resigns, CEO confirms knowledge of probe
September 22, 2006 CEO Mark Hurd takes over chairman's post as Patricia Dunn resigns from a board grappling with scandal. HP's boardroom dramaSuffering in silence with data leaks
March 29, 2006 Current laws may not compel merchants to notify consumers when their personal information is stolen.CEOs, Ted Turner, Larry Hagman gather for solar fest
September 24, 2007 Solar energy will be all the rage in Southern California this week as the industry gathers for its principal conference, Solar Power 2007.Intuit to acquire online banking specialist
November 30, 2006 Deal worth $1.35 billion is designed to help Intuit attract a larger number of financial institutions as customers.HP's chief executive linked to journalist probe
September 21, 2006 E-mails link Mark Hurd for the first time to the company's controversial internal investigation of leaks to the news media.Consumer distrust could lash e-commerce
February 15, 2006 Without a major push to win trust in online transactions, buyers may return to old ways, Symantec and VeriSign warn. Symantec, VeriSign CEOs onstageBP to fund biofuel research institute
February 2, 2007 California and Illinois schools beat out competitors for a $500 million grant from the oil giant that will fund a new, huge energy lab.HP prepares 'infinity' campaign for Itanium servers
March 3, 2006 HP hopes a new advertising symbol will regain some of the delayed Itanium chip's lost momentum.Photo: Itanium 'infinity' campaignHP's top lawyer leaves, won't testify
September 28, 2006 Ann Baskins, who spent most of her career there, was implicated in the leak investigation scandal.Time for HP to clean house
September 7, 2006 CNET News.com's Charles Cooper says the burgeoning "Patriciagate" scandal is spiraling out of control.RSA confab: Boom times for security
February 13, 2006 No longer just for cryptogeeks, RSA Conference attracts big-name speakers, product launches, underscoring security's growing importance.Legal troubles mount for YouTube
May 7, 2007 NBC Universal, English soccer league and Thailand's government are among the video-sharing site's growing list of possible courtroom foes. Sponsored matches for "CEO"
