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Intel glides past Street expectations, cheers market
Intel Corp's quarterly outlook and results soared past expectations on Tuesday, sending shares 7 percent higher and fueling optimism over a tech sector recovery before the crucial holiday season.
Intel quarterly results beat Street, shares rise
Intel Corp's quarterly outlook and results shattered expectations on Tuesday, boosting its shares 6 percent and fueling optimism over a tech sector recovery before the crucial holiday season.
China Mobile to sell 8 Motorola OPhones next year
China Mobile, the world's largest mobile carrier by subscribers, will next year introduce eight OPhone smartphone models from U.S. phone maker Motorola, a company official told Reuters.
Best Buy, AT&T to offer Nokia netbook
Nokia said on Tuesday that Best Buy would sell its first netbook computer for $299 to customers who sign up for a $60-a-month mobile service plan with AT&T Inc.
Dell eyes more deals as part of turnaround plan: report
PC maker Dell Inc is eyeing more acquisitions as part of a turnaround plan and is developing merger expertise, Chief Executive Michael Dell told Bloomberg in an interview on Monday.
Acer sees revenue up as tech demand returns
Acer , the world's No.3 PC brand, said on Monday that it expected third quarter revenue to be up about 5 percent due to a rebound in tech demand as the global economy shows more signs of recovery.
Dell to promote Salesforce software to PC customers
PC maker Dell Inc has agreed to promote Salesforce.com Inc software products to its U.S. customers, as it tries to expand revenue from higher-margin services business.
High hopes and big risks in tech earnings
The biggest risk for investors in technology, with stock prices up a whopping 55 percent this year, is they might be just a little too happy.
Dell plans first U.S. smartphone with AT&T: source
Dell Inc plans to launch a smartphone with Google's Android mobile software on carrier AT&T's network, a source said, marking the PC maker's first foray into a cut-throat U.S. cellphone arena.
Dell plans first U.S. smartphone with AT&T: report
BY Gabriel MadwayDell Inc plans to launch a smartphone with Google's Android mobile software on carrier AT&T's network as soon as early 2010, the Wall Street Journal reported, marking the PC maker's first foray into a cut-throat U.S. cellphone arena.
Daily Wrap Up - Oct 7 Tech
Dell plans to launch a smartphone with Google's Android mobile software on carrier AT&T's network as soon as early 2010, the Wall Street Journal reported on Wednesday.
Dell to shut N. Carolina plant, cut 905 workers
Dell Inc said it will close a North Carolina desktop computer manufacturing plant early next year, laying off 905 workers, as the world's No. 2 PC maker continues to shed jobs and streamline its business.
Dell brings baseball, fashion designs to PCs
Dell Inc is offering computers with Major League Baseball logos and nail polish colors, the computer's latest effort to target its PCs at specific consumer segments.
UPDATE 1-Sykes to buy ICT Group for $263 mln
Business process outsourcing company Sykes Enterprises Inc (SYKE.O) said it plans to acquire ICT Group Inc (ICTG.O), a provider of customer management and BPO services, for about $263 million in a cash-and-stock deal, to increase scale and expand its global reach.
HP may be ready to deal, as tech M&A heats up
Hewlett-Packard Co may get acquisitive again despite its recent absence from the technology sector's M&A scene, analysts said, and Brocade Communications Systems Inc may a prime target.
Cisco bets on video again with $3 billion Tandberg buy
Cisco has agreed to buy Norwegian videoconferencing company Tandberg for $3 billion in cash, its latest big bet that video will drive demand for its core data transmission gear.
Dell launches high-end, thin business PC
Dell Inc on Monday unveiled its latest high-end, ultra-thin personal computer, bringing some fresh design appeal to its enterprise models.
Daily Wrap Up - Sept. 29 Tech
Dell Inc on Monday unveiled its latest high-end, ultra-thin personal computer, bringing some fresh design appeal to its enterprise models.
M&A activity lifts markets as Q3 nears close
U.S. stocks surged on Monday, as several merger deals bolstered investor confidence following three straight days of losses.
Daily Wrap Up - Sept. 24 Tech
Research In Motion Ltd. Reported a drop of 4 percent in its second quarter earnings as a legal settlement charge offset strong sales of the company's popular line of BlackBerry devices.
Opportunity for Dell as supercomputing costs fall
Supercomputing, once the province of a select few, is fast becoming a key business tool, a trend Dell Inc (DELL.O) hopes to capitalize on.
SEC sets insider trading charge in Dell-Perot deal
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission charged a Texas man with insider trading for reaping $8.64 million of illegal profit related to Dell Inc's planned purchase of Perot Systems Corp .
Deal chatter engulfs Palm, but price tag high
Ever since it launched the Pre, smartphone maker Palm Inc has been quite the belle of the ball, if deal chatter is any indication.
Sam's Club tightens electronics return policy
Wal-Mart Stores Inc's Sam's Club chain said on Wednesday that its U.S. warehouse clubs are now offering free technical support for consumer electronics, but it is toughening up its return policy for such items.
Intel aims to move beyond PC to 'Personal Computing'
Intel unveiled a new software platform to help usher in its vision of an electronic world where devices -- ranging from data servers to mobile handhelds -- will deploy familiar and easy to use interfaces , while expanding its reach to broader markets.
Credit Suisse says take profits from Dell; add HP
Credit Suisse downgraded Dell Inc to neutral raising concerns over the company's acquisition strategy, and recommended investors take profits from Dell stock but add positions in Hewlett-Packard Co, Apple Inc and EMC Corp.
Dell to buy Perot Systems for $3.9 billion
Dell Inc plans to buy Perot Systems Corp for about $3.9 billion, paying a steep 67.5 percent premium to expand its technology services business and compete with Hewlett-Packard Co and IBM.
European regulators vs Intel
Intel Corp and the European Commission took divergent views on Monday of the Commission's release of the 517-page decision that underpins its 1.06 billion euro fine on the chip maker.
Daily Wrap Up - Sept. 21 Tech
U.S. phone companies may be forced to open their wireless networks to rival Internet services like Skype and Google Voice under a proposal brought out by the top telecom regulator to safeguard so-called Internet neutrality.
Dow, S&P fall on dollar rise; biotechs lift Nasdaq
The Dow and S&P 500 fell on Monday as a stronger U.S. dollar hurt energy and materials stocks, but the Nasdaq gained on strength in biotech share.