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Online photo companies are consolidating or adding new revenue streams to adapt to the soft advertising market and slower-than-expected demand for digital photo processing and online storage.
Microsoft's $36 million acquisition of NCompass Labs last week fills the gap in company's lineup.
Data hosting pioneer Exodus Communications Inc. is at a crossroads and trying to go in two directions at once.
Sapient has lost some of its luster in recent months, but the company remains a shining example of a well-run consulting firm.
During the heyday of internet consultancies, Deloitte Consulting-like many of the old-line professional- services firms-waited patiently in the wings to regain the spotlight.
During a news conference at company headquarters last week, Apple Computer CEO Steve Jobs, dressed in his trademark black turtleneck and jeans, said he wasn't going to take any jabs at Dell Computer head Michael Dell, who's been saying some unfavorable th
Ariba, a provider of B2B e-commerce software and services, named Larry Mueller as its new CEO and said that he would be joining the board.
The ASP industry consortium is commissioning a global study of industry trends to measure change application service provider services, officials said.
It's true that a market downturn can have positive effects, weeding out the weak companies or those with bogus business plans.
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