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What's Microsoft's next move in fight for Yahoo?
February 11, 2008 After a resounding "no" on its unsolicited buyout offer for Yahoo, Redmond will either up the ante or ready a one-two punch.Week in review: Snuffing out OS bugs
November 16, 2007 Microsoft and Apple release dueling OS updates, while Oracle looks to the past and future. Also: Going green in the garage.BEA's Bosworth decamps to Google
July 23, 2004 The chief architect's departure comes at a tricky time for BEA, which recently posted worse-than-expected first-quarter revenue.BEA's growing pains
May 28, 2004 newsmaker Things have changed since the go-go days of the Internet boom. Can BEA Systems CEO Alfred Chuang still realize his $3 billion dream?BEA aims to turn it around
May 19, 2004 After a disappointing quarter, BEA next week will detail its plan to stay ahead of rivals with an expanded product set that reflects its long-term technology vision.BEA bulks up Web portals
December 7, 2005 First it bought Plumtree; now the software infrastructure company fills out its portfolio of Web development and collaboration tools.BEA jumps on security bandwagon
October 13, 2003 With the release of WebLogic Enterprise Security, the application server provider follows rivals in incorporating security products into its larger packages.BEA pitches to the business crowd
April 14, 2006 Facing larger competitors and open-source alternatives, BEA is pitching new software to assemble, rather than code, business applications.BEA hopes to start open-source buzz with Beehive
May 19, 2004 The Java software maker plans to release portions of its WebLogic Workshop development tool to an open-source project, with the hope of making its technology more broadly available.Microsoft, IBM push Web services advances
September 17, 2003 The two companies, usually bitter rivals, demonstrate Web services interoperability and pledge to establish new specifications for building more advanced applications.Borland names new CEO
November 8, 2005 Tod Nielsen, who has worked at Oracle, BEA and Microsoft, takes the helm at the struggling software company.Sun, Microsoft tout fruits of cooperation
May 13, 2005 The companies bridge a networking-system rift, while customers hope more such collaborations are on the way. Photos: Ballmer, McNealy find common groundBEA transforms mobile apps with Alchemy
May 26, 2004 The server software and tools maker aims to simplify the creation of mobile Web applications that have the same rich graphical user interface as desktop applications.Microsoft teams on Web services spec
January 8, 2004 The software giant, along with BEA Systems and Tibco, releases a specification to handle the communication of events in Web services applications.Microsoft takes stand on 'virtual' licensing
October 10, 2005 The software giant revamps its software licensing to tackle "virtualization" technology, which could shake up the industry.Microsoft dooms Jupiter, readies BizTalk
February 18, 2004 The software giant scraps plans to bundle its server applications. Meanwhile, a revamped BizTalk could grab market share from IBM, BEA and Oracle.BEA thinks simple with WebLogic revamp
December 16, 2003 The software company plans to ease the administration of Java-based applications with the next version of its flagship WebLogic line, due next year.Microsoft looks to extinguish LAMP
June 15, 2005 After years of beefing up its software for corporate use, the software behemoth is threatened by a cut-rate, open-source challenger.Microsoft, Intel weave networking standard
February 17, 2004 The companies propose a Web services specification to connect noncomputer devices. "Web services is coming home," an Intel executive says.
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