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Cisco Systems Inc. and L.M. Ericsson have agreed to integrate equipment and service offerings to spur telecommunications carriers to offer a wider range

Nortel Networks Corp. fired its president and CEO, Frank Dunn, today as well as its chief financial officer and controller. The termination of the top

Three former financial executives at Computer Associates International Inc., including the ex-chief financial officer, pleaded guilty Thursday to criminal

Microsoft Corp. is appealing the sanctions the European Commission imposed today on Microsoft for anti-competitive behavior, giving the company 90 days to

Despite a last-ditch settlement attempt by its CEO, Microsoft Corp. once again finds itself facing protracted litigation and possibly stiff

Bernard Ebbers, former CEO of WorldCom Inc.— now doing business as MCI— was indicted today for conspiracy and securities fraud for his alleged

The merger of two hospitals in Atlanta to form one of the largest pediatric health care systems in the country presented a long list of logistic and

Congress faces a relatively brief session this year, with the autumn election portending a timely adjournment, but several IT issues will demand

Federal regulators last week took the first step on a journey that could lead to the end of the traditional Public Switched Telephone Network and the

WASHINGTON—Federal regulators on Thursday took the first step on a journey that will likely lead to the end of the traditional public

At U.S.Bancorp, the monthly bill from one telecommunications supplier is so large that it typically arrives in 12 boxes. That supplier is just one of more