Search The Directory The Web for Home > News > Online Archives > CNET News.com > 1998 > July New! Submit a site   whatUseek Directory Site Listings:   Armstrong: Time to focus on Net - AT&T tapped British Telecommunications to strengthen its international strategy, but the telecom giant still needs to bolster its presence in the Internet market, AT&T chairman C. Michael Armstrong said yesterday. [News.com]   Arrest made in pager scam - PageNet, one of the largest wireless message providers, said U.S. federal agents arrested a San Diego man who allegedly set up unauthorized voice mailboxes and paging accounts on its system, costing the company about $1 million. [News.com]   Artemis adds cost estimation - Project management software maker Artemis Management Systems is adding cost estimation to its software development project management system. [News.com]   Ascend beats estimates - Shares of Ascend Communications were up in morning trading following a positive earnings announcement and an upgrade in estimates from a Wall Street brokerage. [News.com]   Ascend descends on rumor - Ascend Communications stock fell more than 13 percent today on renewed rumors that the company may soon acquire Stratus Computer. [News.com]   Asia woes take toll on Sun stock - Sun Microsystems stock fell nearly 6 percent in midday trading after an influential Wall Street analyst downgraded the stock based largely on concerns about sluggish sales in Asia. [News.com]   Atmel reorg forces job cuts - Atmel said yesterday that it will cut about 650 jobs, or about 10 percent of its workforce, as part of a restructuring needed in light of continued weakness in the semiconductor market. [News.com]   Auction site files for IPO - Creative Computers said yesterday that its Internet auction unit, uBid, has filed a registration statement for an initial public offering of common stock, raising about $20.54 million, based on the midpoint price of the shares. [News.com]   BBC maps digital broadcast plan - The British Broadcasting Corporation confirmed today that it plans to invest about 1.0 billion pounds ($1.63 billion) over the next five years to set up its digital television, radio, and online services. [News.com]   Baan beats Street estimates - The Baan Company today beat Wall Street's profit predictions of 11 cents a share, posting profits instead of 13 cents per share, or $26.9 million, for the second quarter ended June 30. [News.com]   Baan chairman to step down - Jan Baan resigned today as chairman of the management board of business application software maker Baan. [News.com]   Baan revised profits down - Computer software firm Baan said today that it had revised its first quarter net profit down to $2.136 million from $2.4 million, the figure announced on April 22. [News.com]   Baan's inroad to auto industry - The Baan Company's buying binge continued today with the purchase of Compact 3000, a British consulting firm specializing in supply chain systems for the automotive industry, particularly lean manufacturing. [News.com]   Baby Bells appealing telco law - Regional Bell telephone companies are asking a federal appeals court today to toss out parts of a 1996 telecommunications law and allow them to offer long distance service immediately. [News.com]   BackWeb backs Microsoft - Push software maker BackWeb has extended its client support for Microsoft's desktop software. [News.com]   Ballmer named Microsoft president - Microsoft today appointed Steve Ballmer, formerly executive vice president of sales and support and Bill Gates's longtime business partner, as its president. [News.com]   Banyan beats earnings estimates - Networking software provider Banyan Systems beat earnings estimates for its fiscal second quarter by a cent, continuing a comeback from a sea of red ink. [News.com]   Barksdale takes Amazon profits - Dell's top dog, Michael Dell, and Netscape Communications chief executive Jim Barksdale both have filed to unload some of their shares in online bookseller Amazon.com. [News.com]   Battle over worst-case EPA data online - When Pam Nixon's husband took a teaching position in West Virginia's Kanawha Valley, her family moved within a quarter-mile of a pesticide plant--something that was hard to avoid in an area that ranks second in the nation for chemical production. [News.com]   Bay Networks back in black - Bay Networks today posted a net profit of $20.6 million for its fiscal fourth quarter, compared with a loss of $118 million reported for the like period a year ago. [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 40 ] Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.   Submit a Site - Open Directory Project - Become an Editor

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