19th November 1999 Archive

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Management

• 0800 court case adjourned… ...until next month
• 3dfx blames quake for shaky figures Sales up, but profit is replaced by loss
• Bol locks horns with online CD sellers Takes on the myriad of other online retailers
• Cisco says failure to adopt Euro will hit business William Hague not a factor in Netzilla's view
• DRAM stabilises in quake wake Down, Spot
• Dual float on Horizon for Irish channel player Cash will fund future acquisitions
• Fujitsu Siemens courts SMEs with i820 PC Plans to release i810e-based machine next year
• Fun Loving Criminals torpedo Dell factory The virus, not the band
• Here it comes – Windows for lawnmowers… A Comdex keynoting Gates wakes an unexpected dragon...
• How Intel is re-engineering itself… ...and why chips are only part of its strategy
• Intel will cut Coppermine prices earlier than expected We told you Yule be sorry...
• Intel's Concept PCs: Wintel's last stand? Analysis Inverted Fordism - any colour you like, so long as it's a PC
• Mannesman humiliated in court as Vodafone goes hostile Totally disgraceful and unacceptable
• Mesh launches 810e mobo PC The Intel chipset has fans after all
• MS bows out of instant message war with AOL Claims AOL is exploiting 'security bug'
• NatSemi, Acer, Microsoft threaten Intel hegemony The MS Web Pad will use the Geode part
• Open for business today:The Sotheby's Amazon love in ...if you're German, American or British
• Settlement no closer after MS brush with Justice MS on Trial So the show must go on, apparently...
• STMicro buys flat-screen chip firm Arithmos technology to be written into range of devices
• Tony Blair is not impotent Cherie pregnant — that'll teach us to mess with metaphors
• Where The Law stands on Net porn Or "making indecent photographs", in legalese
• Y2K bug smokes fire station like a kipper Now that's what we call testing