Mitsubishi Electric slashes full-year forecasts
Amerada pilot slashes IT deployment costs
Oracle warns of 'negative effect' on Q2 results
STMicroelectronics cuts 2,500 jobs worldwide
Hong Kong closes 3G licence bids
Compaq chief sees bumpy ride ahead
ITNet lands £30m council contract
HP/Compaq to keep Euro sales and services staff
Thin client vendor compensates NHS trust
IBM adds servers to bolster midrange line
IBM to link Caterpillar with its suppliers
Last chance for .biz
Lotus releases Sametime 2.5 upgrade
Linux company accused of violating licence
Oracle still in dispute with user group
Privacy versus security in attack aftermath
Kournikova writer set for short sentence
Developers embrace Qualcomm's Brew
Smartcard market set for dramatic growth
China to block foreign control of telcos
Networld+Interop tries wireless Net
NAO reinvestigates National Insurance systems
Suppliers help WTC crisis-hit clients
QLogic forms Sans consortium
Cyber squatters and Internet domain names
Compaq's Himalaya has Sabre rattling IBM
It's a wireless world
The autumn seminars start to fall once more
Sun and HDS tie the knot
E-business as usual
Double bubble for Microsoft
Linux takes its first steps on iSeries
"Echelon" engaged months before terrorist attacks
New York prepares for opening of markets
Cautious Nokia looks to the future
IT rallies to terrorist victims' aid
Lycos Europe cuts 300 jobs
Terror in the US: Putting business back online
Ansett carve-up may end £35m outsource deal
New York telcos battle to keep lines open
Customer care "key to enterprise success"
Sprint PCS brings Java to handsets
E-business chill set to linger into next year
The secret of my success
Home Office rejects FBI cyberattack warnings
Bluetooth fails to arrive again
RSA raises profile of e-security
Cabinet Office eases UK IT fears
Terror investigation turns to forensic tools
IT companies search for missing staff
Business fights back in aftermath of disaster
Tragedy overshadows launches at conference
Don't ditch your staff in a downturn
A security policy is a 'live' issue
Right target, wrong issue
Public sector could learn from the Pru
Networld+Interop reacts to US disaster
Job laws may protect firms' European workers from downsizing
The flaw in cybercrime research
Corporates benefit from online video streaming
BMW rolls out pilot fleet project
First-e to close its doors
ICL loses grip on £2m deal
Cookies could breach data laws
Government asks IT directors whether NVQs pass work test
Whitbread reviews supplier deals after e-auction savings
Capacity on demand
Users welcome network innovation in Netware 6
New system targets uninsured drivers
Gateway rues lack of back-up
Newcastle IT workers plan a 'general strike'
Firms slash rates for contractors
Covisint bids to cut time to market
MEPs pressed to reject opt-in spam directive
NHS e-mail systems hit by surge
Reuters ditches Notes
Microsoft listens to user views
Business reacts to US tragedy
World Trade Centre and Pentagon attacks affect IT sector -- and other news briefs
FBI issues cyberattack warning
Terror in the US: Echelon failed to warn of attacks
Terror in the US: London shocked but prepared
IT managers: coping with disaster
Will your business survive a disaster?
Gartner Group: Reacting to disaster
EC calls for local loop legislation
First-e demise raises online banking fears
NetWare 6: sidestepping the battle with Windows
Terror in the US: IT firms work on under tight security
Terror in the US: Infrastructure shaken but operational
Terror in the US: IT execs killed on hijacked plane
Network Appliance updates product lines
Microsoft plans Windows Datacenter Server update
Troubled Qwest lays off 4,000
Rambus looks to the future
Cisco bolsters network security offerings
HP adds storage accountancy software to suite
Cisco announces Verizon tie-in
Plumtree adds to portal offering
L&H files new restructuring plan
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