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• Public cash offers job lifeline
• VeriSign told to tidy records or lose domain biz
• E-learning and e-business integration yields returns, survey claims
• PC buyers promised easier way of migrating old files
• New charges coming in WorldCom case
• Plumtree receives unsolicited buyout offer
• SMS harnessed to deliver mobile access to Web apps
• Siebel to launch version 7.5 of CRM package
• iSCSI spec ratification clears way for product surge
• Consumer groups want FTC to stop commercial spam
• Intel signs distribution deal with Bell Microproducts
• EC invites bids to manage .eu domain names
• Cisco reveals VPN security holes
• Accenture readies ERP tracking
• Web services firm defies IT giants with BPML standard
• VeriSign told to tidy records or lose domain sales
• Sapphire: SAP launches global custom development unit
• Sapphire: Customers upgrade to SAP R/3 Enterprise
• Bertelsmann rethinks e-commerce strategy
• Sapphire: Siemens becomes largest mySAP portal user
• Sapphire: HP and SAP join to offer CRM suite across Europe
• WebSideStory eyes e-commerce ROI
• Supply chain vendors merge
• HP's latest Unix servers target the cost-conscious
• Epicor releases .net CRM suite
• Oracle to run Co-op intranet
• New property database worse than system it aims to replace
• Intel cuts processor prices as analysts trim estimates
• Unions back online curriculum
• August worst month for hacker exploits
• Novell offers cheaper licence for Web services
• IBM to buy Access360 identity technology
• Motor group blazes a trail with .net roll-out
• Internet abuse is top reason for workplace discipline
• Remote users at risk from CheckPoint Firewall-1 hole
• Analysts and ASPs spot signs of market maturity
• Online database is new weapon in fight against fraud
• IT professionals remain sceptical about Web services
• VW to roll out enterprise-wide mySAP CRM
• NTT DoCoMo to filter mobile phone spam
• Microsoft to discontinue online payment service
• San Miguel selects Hyperion system
• IT future bright beyond turbulence, says Intel boss
• Intel and Philips plan new breed of consumer devices
• Whitehall watchdog questions e-government progress
• Networking devices aim to speed XML processing
• Hershey stays the course with mySap.com upgrade
• Walmart offers Lindows OS PC for less than $200
• Documentum updates content management tool
• Developer Forum: Intel promises more mobile and desktop chips
• SRA eyes additional shareholders for Turbolinux
• Users boost spending on mid-range storage
• Peregrine admits accounting irregularities of $250m
• Ericsson considers outsourcing IT operations
• Sony's latest colour Clié PDA launched worldwide
• China's Legend unveils supercomputer
• Software firms thrash out Web services security standard
• Novell lures Microsoft users with desktop management upgrade
• Enterprise network spending holds up despite downturn
• Web services can help set standards, says CTO
• CA shareholders approve board of directors
• Vodafone buys Vizzavi stake from Vivendi
• SAP suite aims to boost company productivity
• IBM gains storage software developer
• HP announces new Compaq Presario for consumers
• Borland's Galileo moves in on .net
• IBM and PwC notify EC of merger plan
• New SBC program regulates network quality
• New IBM notebooks feature upgraded batteries
• Home Office drops IT work permit scheme
• Sun predicts loss in first quarter
• AOL updates Netscape browser
• Geac buys part of French IT services company
• Check Point unveils Web services security upgrade
• Intel to make $100m R&D investment in India
• PeopleSoft promises real-time systems for the enterprise
• Supercomputer boosts General Motors' processing power
• IBM upgrades open source development environment
• IBM holds back release of WebSphere 5.0
• IT system nails rogue records bureau worker
• £130m system aims to spot farm fraudsters
• IT leader urges women to choose IT
• Safeway looks to save on wireless Lan
• PFI deal fetches more than £232m
• PFI fiasco delivers overpriced and inadequate IT systems
• Europe heads for online trade boom
• Lloyds TSB stresses anti-fraud awareness
• TUC sets up Web site to woo new media workers
• FrontRange launches .net-based CRM
• Jury indicts WorldCom CFO
• Netscape usage down to 3.4%
• Nortel expected to axe further 7,000 jobs
• More companies back Liberty Alliance Project
• CA admits error over deferred stock reporting
• AT&T customers suffer broadband failure
• Palm red-faced over PDA colour claims
• McAfee adds blocking techniques to firewall
• RSA Mobile offers Web site authentication by phone
• US record industry free-for-all scores string of hits
• Microsoft finally opens Windows code



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