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[October 14, 2008] Unfortunately, the historic volatility of the last week tells us little about what could come next.

MySpace Tries Democracy in Ad Test
[October 13, 2008] Social network's 'HyperTargeting Technology' is now available in a widespread beta test.

Windows 7: It's Not Just a Codename Anymore
[October 13, 2008] Cue the drumroll as Microsoft makes the name of the next version of the Windows operating system official.

Gartner: IT Spending Will Grow, Just Slowly
[October 13, 2008] Sure, the financial industry is getting hammered, but the IT show must go on.

Microsoft Sues DHL Over Spilled Xboxes
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Dow Ends Worst Week Ever with Wild Swings
[October 10, 2008] The Dow ended the worst week in its 112-year history with only a modest loss on Friday, while the Nasdaq fared a little better.

There's Method Behind Zach Nelson's Madness
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Technical Analysis: Historic Sell-Off
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Oracle and SAP Keep Hammering Each Other
[October 9, 2008] Are the vendors locked in a death dance? Or a war of attrition?

Big Blue Can't Stop Stock Freefall
[October 9, 2008] Even better than expected results from IBM couldn't stop the global stock market panic on Thursday.

Technical Analysis: Deeply Oversold
[October 9, 2008] The stock market is as oversold as any in U.S. history, but it still needs buyers.

IBM Preliminary Profit Beats Expectations
[October 8, 2008] Big Blue offers some desperately needed positive news ahead of earnings season.

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Oracle Snaps up Primavera
[October 8, 2008] Project management software provider is considered a leader in its sector.

Tricky Moves Ahead for AMD After Spin-Off
[October 8, 2008] Now that it's fab-u-less, AMD could be free to focus on engineering, but other complications could await.

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AMD Dumps Fabrication Plants
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