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Friday, 9th December 2005
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  • Rampant software piracy stifles growth: survey
  • Microsoft's CEO will have to shop for his Xbox
  • Firefox 1.5 intro sparks gain against IE
  • Nortel names former GE exec to head supply chain
  • Smart-card leaders Gemplus and Axalto to merge
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    Rampant software piracy stifles growth: survey
    Software piracy is rampant and hampering economic growth, and it is increasingly in the hands of organised groups which are regarded as legitimate businesses in some countries, according to a survey. More...

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    Microsoft's chief executive Steve Ballmer will have to shop around for an Xbox 360 game console this holiday season just like the rest of us -- it doesn't come with his job. More...

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    Firefox 1.5 intro sparks gain against IE
    The hoopla around the release of Firefox 1.5 in late November gave the Mozilla-made browser a shot in the arm, according to a web measurement company. More...

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    Nortel names former GE exec to head supply chain
    Nortel Networks has named a former General Electric executive as its new vice-president of global supply chain and quality. More...

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    Smart-card leaders Gemplus and Axalto to merge
    Axalto, the world's second largest smart-card provider, is offering to buy its larger rival Gemplus in an all-share deal that would create an industry giant with combined 2005 sales of 1.8 billion euros (US$2.1 billion). More...

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