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Gen-i bows out of Comm Bank bid race
Telecom’s New Zealand subsidiary Gen-i announced today that it would no longer be in the running to provide Commonwealth Bank with telecommunications services.
Staff Writers
Jul 17 2008 1:57PM
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Google bows to users on video shutdown
Google has admitted to a mistake in deciding how to compensate users of its soon to be defunct paid video download service.
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Aug 23 2007 7:15AM
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Sony bows out of CRTs, focuses on LCD screens
Sony announced it would no longer import CRT computer screens into Australia, instead focusing its efforts on the more lucrative and rapidly growing LCD market.
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