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Analysts study Apple's direction - Apple Computer's (AAPL) recent moves to halt its licensing strategy will have serious detrimental effects that will lead to the demise of the troubled computer maker, Dataquest said in a report released Monday. [News.com]
 
Antitrust questions dog Microsoft - On the day of its latest Internet Explorer launch, Microsoft is facing renewed criticism from consumer groups that charge that the software giant's methods of marketing its software are anticompetitive. [News.com]
 
Antivirus lawsuit takes a twist - Adding another wrinkle to an already complex legal situation, Hilgraeve, a small Michigan-based software firm, has filed a lawsuit against Symantec and McAfee, claiming both companies have violated its software patent. [News.com]
 
Apple CEO search narrows - As Apple Computer (AAPL) sorts through its list of potential candidates for its chief executive slot, a short list has developed, according to a published report today. [News.com]
 
Apple acquires Power Computing - The rumors have come true. Apple Computer (AAPL) has purchased the core operations of Power Computing, the largest Mac clone maker, in a stock deal worth $100 million. [News.com]
 
Apple adds to Power Mac line - Apple Computer (AAPL) is now offering a Macintosh model, the Power Macintosh 8600/250, that had been available only outside the United States. [News.com]
 
Apple board eyes CEO candidate - As the beefed-up board of directors at Apple Computer (AAPL) holds its first face-to-face meeting, observers speculate that the group is mulling over candidates for a new CEO to head the beleaguered company. [News.com]
 
Apple exodus continues as De Luca departs - Apple Computer (AAPL) today announced another departure of a high-ranking executive. [News.com]
 
Apple faithful losing faith - As Apple Computer (AAPL) begins to effectively shut down most of its competition in the Macintosh market, many users are feeling betrayed and afraid that their buying choices will be greatly limited as that market contracts. [News.com]
 
Apple names general counsel - Apple (AAPL) today named a new general counsel to its management team, marking the latest executive to be pulled from the ranks of interim CEO Steve Jobs's former company, Next. [News.com]
 
Apple prospects hold steady - Despite a quarter that's been jam-packed with management changes and competitor cloners slashing their prices, Apple Computer (AAPL) analysts are holding their ratings and earnings expectations steady for the current quarter that ends this month. [News.com]
 
Apple purchases Power Computing - The rumors have come true. Apple Computer (AAPL) has purchased major operations of Power Computing, the largest Mac clone maker, in a stock deal worth $100 million. [News.com]
 
Apple revisiting failed strategy - Apple Computer has embarked upon a new distribution strategy that will allow more computer resellers to buy computers directly from the company, thereby cutting out the markup added by distributors. [News.com]
 
Apple shows off Rhapsody OS - Apple gave one of the first public demonstrations of the developer release of Rhapsody, the company's next generation operating system, in an effort to woo programmers, but questions remain about where Rhapsody will be used. [News.com]
 
Apple to make NCs - Apple Computer (AAPL) may rest a portion of its future on the emerging network computer (NC) market. [News.com]
 
Apple to take fastest desktops off market - Apple Computer (AAPL) will stop taking orders for its fastest 350-MHz desktop computers because the company cannot build enough of them for customers. [News.com]
 
Apple to write off Power buyout - Apple Computer (AAPL) said today that it expects to write off a significant portion of the $100 million acquisition of Power Computing in its fourth quarter. [News.com]
 
Apple unveils Mac OS 8 machines - Apple Computer (AAPL) today announced its first Macintosh desktop systems to ship with its new operating system, as the company refreshed its Power Macintosh 6500 line of computers for consumers and small businesses. [News.com]
 
Ascend helps handle ISPs - Network hardware provider Ascend Communications next week will roll out tools designed to let Internet service providers get a grip on management of vast communications networks. [News.com]
 
Ascend slides on earnings worries - Stock of Ascend Communications (ASCN) opened lower again today after sliding yesterday on concerns the computer networking company's earnings will be hurt by falling prices, weak European sales, and competitive new products. [News.com]
 
 

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