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  • Oracle buys Swedish communications software maker
  • Microsoft, EU battle over large daily fine
  • Warning: Don't touch that mouse
  • HP profit up on notebooks, printer supplies
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    Oracle buys Swedish communications software maker
    Oracle has bought communications software maker HotSip AB, marking the company's second acquisition in two days as it seeks to expand its business software in new directions. More...

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    Warning: Don't touch that mouse
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    Hewlett-Packard has posted a 30 percent rise in quarterly profit that topped Wall Street estimates, spurred by robust sales of notebook computers and printer supplies. More...

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