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Microsoft to expand Fargo operations

May 22, 2007 A proposed new building is just the first step in plans to enlarge the North Dakota facility to one day hold as many as 3,800 workers. TAGS: worker, operation, Microsoft Corp.

Sun names new heads of services, operations

March 22, 2005 Promotions follow Marissa Peterson's decision to step down as executive vice president of services and worldwide operations. TAGS: Sun Microsystems Inc., executive vice president, operation

Saving wind power for later

March 27, 2007 Start-up General Compression looks to commercialize concept for storing electricity generated by wind turbines using compressed air.Image: Pumping wind power underground TAGS: turbine, wind power, wind, electricity, natural gas, company executive, operation

Red Hat hires operations exec from EMC

October 19, 2006 Linux seller nabs Nicholas Van Wyk to optimize subscription business, improve sales channel partnerships. TAGS: EMC Corp., Red Hat Inc., Linux seller, exec, operation, vice president, Linux

Novell promotes exec to global role

May 5, 2005 Ron Hovsepian has been upped to executive vice president in charge of worldwide field operations. TAGS: Novell Inc., executive vice president, exec, operation, Linux

Taxpayers get unexpected return--sex chat

January 31, 2005 Misprinted 800 number in some versions of Intuit's TurboTax software sends customers to phone sex operation. TAGS: Intuit Inc., TurboTax, tax, operation, message

Webvan delivers its last word: Bankruptcy

July 9, 2001 The troubled online grocer says it has ceased operations and plans to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. TAGS: Webvan, HomeGrocer, online grocer, Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, grocer, bankruptcy, IPO, operation, shareholder, food, CEO

U.K. outlaws denial-of-service attacks

November 10, 2006 A newly passed law makes it illegal to impair the operation of a computer and closes a potential legal loophole. TAGS: denial of service, modification, U.K., e-mail server, law, operation, server, e-mail

Gartner: Outsourcing costs more than in-house

March 5, 2005 Customer service operations sent overseas can cost almost a third more, according to a new study. TAGS: outsource, Gartner Inc., outsourcing, BPO, customer service, operation

Tech design with thought

November 26, 2007 Don Norman, human-computer interaction expert and author, shares his vision for The Design of Future Things. TAGS: Don Norman, interaction, Web 2.0, operation, mouse, Apple Computer

Novell names new U.S. executive

August 5, 2005 Novell promotes Susan Heystee to president of its North American operations. TAGS: Novell Inc., operation, president, U.S.

Chinese bank opts for open source

April 29, 2005 Turbolinux will supply open-source operating systems and software for all operations at a major Chinese bank. TAGS: TurboLinux Inc., bank, China, open source, operation, software company, Linux, operating system

Missile strikes ailing U.S. spy satellite

February 21, 2008 A missile fired from a Navy ship hits dying satellite, and it's likely the operation succeeded in destroying a toxic fuel tank on board. Photos: The missile that got the satellite TAGS: missile, debris, satellite, tank, operation, U.S.

New IBM supercomputer achieves petaflop

June 26, 2007 Big Blue breaks into the quadrillion calculation range with new Blue Gene/P supercomputer. TAGS: supercomputer, Blue Gene/L, rack, IBM Corp., Sun Microsystems Inc., operation, IBM PowerPC, Germany

Google hires another China exec

October 25, 2005 The search giant names a former UT Starcom executive to head its sales operations. TAGS: China, Google Inc., exec, operation, Microsoft Corp.

Oracle-PeopleSoft merger hits one-year mark

January 11, 2006 While the newly combined company has largely moved ahead as planned, the overall success of the merger is still a mixed bag. TAGS: PeopleSoft Inc., Bruce Richardson, Oracle Corp., merger, Larry Ellison, AMR Research, success, patient, operation, president

Beautyjungle.com slashes staff

November 1, 2000 The beauty products e-tailer cuts nearly 60 percent of its staff, shrinking its work force from 70 to 30 employees. TAGS: B2B, online retailer, staff, beauty, operation

Business intelligence gets ready for the masses

April 26, 2006 New users of BI tools are the frontline workers dealing with companies' daily operations, experts say. TAGS: business intelligence, Information Builders, research director, worker, CIO, organization, operation, conference

Dell to ramp up Scottish operations

June 19, 2006 After enjoying success in Ireland, the company now sees Scotland as fertile ground to grow sales, support operations. TAGS: Scotland, Glasgow, India, Ireland, U.K., operation, support, IBM Corp., Dell, Lenovo, training, HP, PC

NEC restructures operations, restates financials

March 23, 2006 Lays out plans to create five business units, a day after announcing fictitious sales in its engineering subsidiary. TAGS: financials, NEC Electronics Corp., business unit, transaction, electronics company, president, operation, electronics
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