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Tuesday, 7th March 2006
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  • NCR turns to consulting to push RFID
  • Global drive towards mobile employees
  • Intel aims to get back on track with new products
  • Chinese Hotmail user charged with subversion
  • Microsoft backtracks on timetable to beat Google
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    NCR turns to consulting to push RFID
    NCR has turned towards a consultancy pitch in order to boost the sale of RFID-based infrastructure in Australia. More...

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    Global drive towards mobile employees
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    Intel aims to get back on track with new products
    SAN FRANCISCO - Intel, reeling from weak sales as it loses share to rival Advanced Micro Devices, hopes to get back on track this week when it unveils faster, more efficient computer chips. More...

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    Chinese Hotmail user charged with subversion
    BEIJING - A Chinese journalist has been charged with sending subversive Hotmail emails abroad under a pseudonym amid accusations Yahoo recently provided evidence that led to the imprisonment of two Chinese Internet writers. More...

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    Microsoft backtracks on timetable to beat Google
    After a top exec in Europe weighs in with a bold prediction, Microsoft tries to bring the rhetoric down a notch. The software giant will compete against the online search engine, but it isn't making any precise predictions. More...

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