Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1998 > August New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Celeron may help PC makers - Most analysts are betting that sub-$1000 personal computers running on Intel's new Celeron processor will help, not hinder, the tenuous recovery of some PC makers. [News.com]   Cendant adjusts earnings results - Cendant today announced that it had lowered its 1996 and 1997 earnings results after concluding an investigation into accounting irregularities in some of its businesses. [News.com]   Charges over Smith Barney email - A judge has ordered a former Smith Barney investment banker to appear in court next month on charges of harassing top executives at the firm by electronic mail using the Internet. [News.com]   Chat room confessor plans plea - A man who confessed to his online chat group that he killed his daughter three years ago by setting fire to their house will formally admit his guilt and be sentenced this week, authorities said. [News.com]   CheckFree falls on revenue news - Shares of CheckFree fell more than 45 percent today after the company announced yesterday that it expected revenues for the fiscal year 1999 to be much lower than expected, citing a delay in major banks marketing online banking to consumers. [News.com]   Chinese site urges hit standard - China's most popular Web destination, Sohoo, today announced steps establishing a national standard that would give advertisers accurate data for traffic on Chinese sites. [News.com]   Chip crunch hits Siemens plant - The decision by Germanys Siemens to close a semiconductor plant in England just 15 months after opening the facility is the latest in a series of wrenching consolidation moves in the global chip industry. [News.com]   Chip inserted into man's arm - Professor Kevin Warwick of England claimed on Tuesday to be the first person in the world to have a computer chip surgically implanted into his body. [News.com]   Chip slide may have hit bottom - The semiconductor industry got a break today from the Wall Street bruising that began Tuesday, as market leaders regained some ground while looking forward to a new report that provides evidence of a rebound. [News.com]   Chip slump continuing - Global semiconductor sales continued their slump in June, slipping over 14 percent from the same period a year ago as regionalized economic disruptions continued to drag down worldwide revenues. [News.com]   Chipmakers to fund more research - A consortium of semiconductor companies, their respective trade groups, and the federal government launched a new research organization today that will likely lead to a vast increase in the amount of dollars going toward university research departments. [News.com]   Ciena recovers from plunge - Ciena said last week that potential customer AT&T no longer will evaluate its products, a decision that may cast a cloud over the telecommunications equipment provider's plans to merge with Tellabs. [News.com]   Ciena up, Tellabs falls on merger - Telecommunications equipment makers Ciena and Tellabs today cut the terms of their proposed merger by more than a third to $4.7 billion, sending Ciena's shares higher and Tellabs' stock lower. [News.com]   Ciena, Tellabs deal on track - Telecom equipment provider Ciena shares tumbled 27 percent and its future parent, Tellabs, followed suit on Friday after Ciena warned that its third-quarter earnings would miss estimates. [News.com]   Cisco buys land for expansion - RALEIGH-DURHAM, North Carolina--Cisco Systems said today that it had bought additional land in Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, so it can expand its operations there in future years. [News.com]   Cisco countersues Lucent - Data networking leader Cisco Systems today countersued voice giant Lucent Technologies, marking the latest salvo in a high-profile technology spat between the two equipment giants. [News.com]   Cisco details routing upgrades - Seeking to shore up the commodity-oriented side of its routing hardware business, Cisco Systems wrapped a series of new technology enhancements today in the cloak of versatility. [News.com]   Cisco income jumps - Networking giant Cisco Systems posted another profitable quarter and declared a 3-for-2 stock split. [News.com]   Cisco patches software glitch - Cisco Systems attempted to nip a potential problem in its routing software in the bud recently by posting a series of fixes to patch a programming error. [News.com]   Cisco rises on earnings news - Shares of Cisco Systems rose nearly 2 percent at the opening bell today after the company reported late yesterday that its earnings had topped Wall Street analysts' expectation. [News.com]     [ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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