PC giant pays an undisclosed sum for Massachusetts-based startup's software that speeds data transfers.
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A week after the U.S. government placed a $19B stimulus bounty on treating the ailing health IT sector, tech firm announces four hospital deals.
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Shares rocket 14% as preliminary Q4 revenue numbers beat Wall Street estimates.
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Industry tracker NPD shows softness in September numbers; all eyes on Apple’s guidance in Tuesday’s earnings report.
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Lawmakers, expert at spending taxpayer money, invest in technology blue chips.
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Investors push shares 5 percent lower on same day company announces minor price cuts, tweaks to Macbooks.
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Analyst sees $900 laptops as ‘lifesaver’ for Apple; sub 3-pound laptops part of Korean firm’s push into U.S. market.
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Acquisition of 9-year-old venture-backed company extends computer giant’s storage reach.
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Stock buybacks from Microsoft, HP, and Nike fail to buoy market as money flows back to commodities.
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Hurd’s $13.9B bold stroke is designed to boost margins and give HP critical mass to take on No. 1 IBM.
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Don't blame Silicon Valley for the market turmoil this time, but recessionary fears take technology issues along for the beating anyway.
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Nasdaq now off nearly 20 percent from its 2007 high. See also: Tech Not Immune to Meltdown
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It may not be tech's fault this time, but the latest market crashes pulls down the good with the bad.
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The computer maker named after its CEO and founder makes a return to double-digit percentage growth in global PC shipments in the fourth quarter as its new retail sales strategy begins to pay off.
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Wal-Mart shut down the download site after Hewlett-Packard discontinued the technology that powered it, the retail giant said.
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CEO Mark Hurd's Hewlett-Packard posts results that may raise the bar for rival Dell, which is more vulnerable to U.S. economic woes and reports earnings next week.
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Enterprise software maker rejects $21 per share counter-offer by BEA Systems, calling it ‘impossibly high’ as a Sunday deadline nears.
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A $6.6 billion offer would create competitive edge against German rival; corporate raider’s stake worth north of $880 million.
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Taiwan's Acer agrees to buy Gateway for $710 million, doubling its U.S. presence. The acquisition unseats China's Lenovo as the world's No. 3 PC maker and foils its European expansion bid.
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Hewlett-Packard reports 29 percent profit leap. CEO Mark Hurd, master of a turnaround and cuts since his arrival, says HP also benefited from emerging markets growth.
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