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| - IBM,
RAM Pair for Healthcare CRM
- Caldera
sweetens deal for SCO's Unix products
- Delta
cuts Priceline a break by redoing investment deal
- eB2B,
Pangea Tinker with Fulfillment
- EarthLink
and Sprint Update Alliance Terms
- Schmooze
Network Sold
- IBM, Interwoven
Pair for Personalized Content
- Start-up
tries to pocket wireless niche
- FreeMarkets
cuts sweet deal with Nestle
- Eagle
Wireless and Burst.com announce alliance
- CMGI
signs over Signatures to managers
- U.S.
Okays Merger Creating Dominant Web Real Estate Firm
- Hewlett-Packard
Teams With Inktomi On Servers
- SEVEN
to Join Forces With Microsoft to Make Wireless Data Access Easy For Carrier Deployments
to Enterprises
- Intel, Network
Appliance ink $1 billion deal
- Universal
and Sony in Napsterless Harmony
- Turbolinux,
Linuxcare To Merge
- Qwest deal
signals ongoing sea change at HP
- IBM
and Lawson Target Health Insurance Market
- UK,
Canada Digitally Ink E-Commerce Pact
IBM,
RAM Pair for Healthcare CRM
RAM Technologies, a provider of Web-based
information technology, announced it is working with IBM to provide CRM capabilities
to the healthcare industry based on HEALTHsuite Caldera
sweetens deal for SCO's Unix products
Caldera had planned to buy UnixWare
for $7 million. Now, for an extra $24 million, SCO will throw in OpenServer.
Delta
cuts Priceline a break by redoing investment deal
Delta Air Lines agreed
to restructure its investment in Priceline.com in an agreement that the struggling
online discounter said will save it about $280 million in dividend payments over
the next six years. eB2B,
Pangea Tinker with Fulfillment
eB2B Commerce, Inc. and PangeaToyNet.com,
a toy community owned by PANGEA Toy Network, Inc., have announced a partnership
to provide better B2B fulfillment for manufacturers, distributors, importers and
retailers in the toy industry.. EarthLink
and Sprint Update Alliance Terms
New Provisions Allow EarthLink and Sprint
to Continue Leveraging Each Other's Strengths While Giving Both Companies More
Flexibility Schmooze
Network Sold
Just six months after buying one of the largest international
schmooze events for Internet entrepreneurs, a startup screening company is selling
it. IBM,
Interwoven Pair for Personalized Content
Building on an existing
relationship, Interwoven, Inc. and IBM have joined forces to integrate Interwoven's
content management software with IBM WebSphere to provide users with highly personalized
content... Start-up
tries to pocket wireless niche
PocketThis, a startup wireless company,
has signed agreements with VoiceStream Wireless and France Telecom to begin distributing
PocketThis FreeMarkets
cuts sweet deal with Nestle
FreeMarkets, a maker of business-to-business
exchanges, has signed an agreement with Nestle USA to use its marketplace software.
Eagle
Wireless and Burst.com announce alliance
Eagle Wireless International
today announced it has made an equity investment in Burst.com and inked an exclusive
licensing arrangement for the San Francisco-based company's patented video-on-demand
technology to complement a key Eagle product. CMGI
signs over Signatures to managers
After about 16 months together, Internet
incubator CMGI Inc. has sold its majority interest in Signatures SNI Inc., an
entertainment and celebrity merchandising company, back to the Signatures' management
team. U.S.
Okays Merger Creating Dominant Web Real Estate Firm
Homestore.com said
that the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has signed off on its planned purchase
of Move.com, setting the stage for the Net's largest real estate firm to become
even more dominant. Hewlett-Packard
Teams With Inktomi On Servers
HP will be jumping onto the server appliance
bandwagon armed with Intel-based servers running Inktomi software on top of Linux
SEVEN
to Join Forces With Microsoft to Make Wireless Data Access Easy For Carrier Deployments
to Enterprises
The SEVEN Global Network Will Integrate Seamlessly With
Microsoft Mobile Information Server and Other Microsoft.NET Enterprise Server
Products Intel,
Network Appliance ink $1 billion deal
Intel and Network Appliance have
signed a seven-year, $1 billion cross-purchasing agreement. Universal
and Sony in Napsterless Harmony
The big labels are tuning up together
to launch their own online music schemes and Napster's not in the band.
Turbolinux,
Linuxcare To Merge
San Francisco-based Linux support company Linuxcare,
which provides technical support to high-profile Linux users, said, that it will
merge with Turbolinux, a distributor of high-performance Linux for clusters.
Qwest
deal signals ongoing sea change at HP
The reinvention of Hewlett-Packard
Co. took another interesting twist this week when the company announced a multi-faceted
deal with Qwest Internet Solutions that involves multiple HP lines of business
IBM
and Lawson Target Health Insurance Market
As a result of their participation
in the Partner World for Developers program, IBM and Lawson Software have announced
a strategic alliance to deliver ERP applications to healthcare insurers.
UK,
Canada Digitally Ink E-Commerce Pact
The United Kingdom and Canada digitally
signed a pact promising to cooperate on developing e-commerce and e-government
initiatives.
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