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Google Gmail Getting Social Features
In an escalation of its rivalry with Facebook, Google plans to turn Gmail into a social data hub.
PayPal Suspends Payments To India
The online payment service has halted transfers to Indian banks and personal payments in and out of the country.
Novatel Completes 4G LTE Call
The firm is working with operators planning to launch Long Term Evolution commercial data devices later this year.
IBM Rolls Out Power7 As Rivals Converge
Big Blue's introduction of new enterprise servers shows it still wants to be king of the integrated systems game.
Oracle To Buy AmberPoint
AmberPoint's service-oriented architecture management software will be folded into Fusion middleware, said Oracle.
Open Government Dashboard, Agency Sites Launched
While most federal agencies are meeting Open Government Directive milestones, the information on the sites diverges widely, and the public isn't participating much just yet.
Wall Street Firms, Hedge Funds, Recruit CIA, Ex-Military Intelligence
Wall Street firms and hedge funds are actively recruiting former CIA and military intelligence officers in a bid to boost their security and risk management practices.
Tools Improve E-Medical Records Performance
Providence Health & Services is rolling out Compuware performance management tools to speed doctors' access to clinical data and IT's ability to maintain and repair systems.
SAP: Reorg Will Restore Trust, Speed Innovation
In the wake of the sudden resignation of CEO Leo Apotheker, company co-founder Hasso Plattner vows that a new management style will drive technical innovation.
SAP: Reorg Will Restore Trust, Speed Innovation
In the wake of the sudden resignation of CEO Leo Apotheker, company co-founder Hasso Plattner vows that a new management style will drive technical innovation.
White House Names Open Government Leadership
A new Open Government Working Group and 'senior accountable officials' will help drive the Obama administration's push for government transparency.
China Closes Hacker Training Site
The arrests, which took place before Google revealed that it had been targeted by a cyber attack from China, reflect growing concern about internal cybercrime.
Rabobank Identifies US$10.2 Million in Savings
Within four months of rolling out improved transparency and reporting, Rabobank identifies and eliminates US$10.2 million in redundant IT services.
Microsoft Dropping Linux, Unix From Enterprise Search
The next wave of Fast Search and Transfer products will be the last to include search cores that run on Linux or Unix.
State Street to Pay Mortgage Securities Investors $300 Million
Firm settles with the SEC over charges it misled investors about subprime mortgage investments.
AIG Names Peter D. Hancock EVP, Finance, Risk and Audit
Named EVP, Finance, Risk and Investments, Hancock will oversee finance, risk, audit, investments, strategic planning, and AIG Financial Products Corp.
Nokia Announces Job Cuts
The layoffs are aimed at improving the company's position as competition from Apple's iPhone, Google's Android, and RIM's BlackBerry shows no sign of abating.
Humana Appoints Roy Goldman VP, Chief Actuary
Goldman, who has served in actuarial and financial management roles at Geisinger Health Systems, Mercy Health Plans, and Prudential Health Care Group, will report to James H. Bloem, Humana's senior vice president and chief financial officer.
Global CIO: Why GM's Volt Electric Car Needs An iPhone App
GM is promising a smartphone app that lets drivers remotely track data such as whether the Volt's battery is charged, hoping to ease the fear of running out of juice on the road.
Thousands Snowbound Following Storms
Thousands of snowbound U.S. residents began digging out Sunday as Maryland and Virginia officials warned many may not be able to make it to work Monday.
China Says Hacker Training Site Closed
Chinese authorities shut down the country's largest hacker training Web site in central Hubei province, China Daily reported Monday.
Man Pleads Guilty to 'Pump-and-Dump' Hack
An Indian man has pleaded guilty to U.S. charges he conspired to hack into online brokerage accounts and manipulate stock prices in a <Q>pump and dump</Q> scheme.An Indian man has pleaded guilty to charges he conspired to hack into online brokerage accounts and manipulate stock prices in a "pump and dump" scheme.
Misys Sees Boom in Islamic Banking
Global Islamic banking market is now worth over $500 billion, with 10-15% growth forecast for 2010.
Samsung Aims To Triple Shipments In 2010
The handset maker plans to broaden its smartphone content offerings through software improvements and partnerships with content providers.
LCH.Clearnet and SIX x-clear Publish Interoperability Link Summary
Maintains that interoperability can be safe for CCPs across Europe, and this model withstood the Lehman default.
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New World Solutions introduces the Virtual IT Department
An affordable technology solution that allows your business to function as if it had it's own IT department. Our clients love it and we think you will too.
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