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Friday, 24th March 2006
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  • Technology tracking bird flu
  • Microsoft warns of dangerous IE exploit
  • Tech spending seen rising 6.3 pct in 2006 - IDC
  • Google to join S&P 500, shares jump
  • Microsoft names new head of Windows business
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    Technology tracking bird flu
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    Microsoft warns of dangerous IE exploit
    An exploit for a new zero-day bug in Internet Explorer has appeared, causing security companies to ring alarms and Microsoft to issue a security advisory that promised it would patch the problem. More...

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    Tech spending seen rising 6.3 pct in 2006 - IDC
    SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Global technology spending is expected to rise 6.3 percent in 2006, less than last year's 6.9 percent when companies picked up spending as economies improved, market researcher IDC said. More...

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    Google to join S&P 500, shares jump
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    Microsoft names new head of Windows business
    SEATTLE (Reuters) - Microsoft replaced the top manager of its core Windows business, promoting an executive from its Office business software unit two days after announcing a delay in its next-generation Vista operating system. More...

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