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Thursday, 15th September 2005

 
  • IT-backed workers take more Net risks
  • Sounds from typing could be security risk: study
  • Yahoo blends web email with speed of desktop
  • Google sells US$4.18bln in stock, a recent record
  • Intel managing chip manufacturing costs: report
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    IT-backed workers take more Net risks
    Workers are more like to indulge in risky internet behaviour -- surfing to unknown or even suspicious sites, for example -- when they have an IT department behind them to clean up their mess, according to a study. More...

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    Yahoo blends web email with speed of desktop
    Yahoo said it is upgrading Yahoo Mail, the most popular web email program, to make it run more efficiently than other web-based systems and nearly as fast as desktop email. More...

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    Google sells US$4.18bln in stock, a recent record
    Web search leader Google's follow-on stock offering priced at US$295 per share, raising US$4.18 billion in the largest US high-tech secondary sale in nearly a decade, underwriters said on Wednesday. More...

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    Intel managing chip manufacturing costs: report
    Intel has managed to keep its average manufacturing cost per chip relatively constant over the last two years, despite the rising cost of facilities and other expenses, according to a research firm. More...

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