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BUSINESS BRIEFS.(TO THE POINT)
TECHNOLOGY
CIOs see slow IT spending growth
Firms' IT budgets will rise just 3.2% over the next 12 months, chief information officers said in the Feb. CIO Magazine Tech Poll. That's down from 3.8% in Jan. and 11% in Feb. '01. Weak profits continue to hurt tech capital spending. CIOs see a pickup in the 2nd half, later than they expected at the end of '01. Spending on security, storage and computer hardware remain solid.
Microsoft, U.S. refine settlement
Microsoft and the Justice Dept. will broaden some technical definitions and redefine terms in their antitrust settlement to address claims that it has loopholes. The software titan struck the deal in Nov. to end the nearly 4-year-old case by, among other things, giving PC makers more freedom to feature rival software on their computers.
Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates filed to sell another 1 mil shares, the fifth straight day he filed to sell 1 mil shares. He owned 650 mil shares at the start of Feb.
Genesis Micro dives on outlook
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- Magazine article from: Purchasing Carbone, James July 14, 2005 700+ words
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- How are hospitals financing the future? Capital spending in health care...
- Magazine article from: Healthcare Financial Management January 1, 2004 700+ words
...findings of the second report--that capital spending has been flat despite rapidly increasing...utilization, hospitals' aggregate capital spending increased only about 1 percent between...gaps between hospitals related to capital spending, with a clear picture emerging of...
- Hynix to Put 6.69 Mil. Shares Up for Sale.
- News wire article from: YON - Yonhap News Agency of Korea October 8, 2004 700+ words
SEOUL, Oct. 8 (Yonhap) -- Hynix Semiconductor Inc., the world's second-largest maker of computer memory chips, said Friday it will sell 6.69 million of its own shares. The sale, worth 91.4 billion won (US$79.4 million), will be conducted till Dec. 31 this year, the company said. Hynix said it will
- Palm issues 1.2 mil. shares of common stock worth $18 mil.(Business...
- Magazine article from: TWICE September 1, 2003 700+ words
MILPITAS, CALIF. -- Palm has completed an $18 million equity offering for 1.2 million shares of Palm common stock at $15 per share. The shares were issued to an institutional investor through Palm's $200 million shelf registration, which is on file with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
- Hansol Secures 1.45 Mil. Shares in SK Telecom.
- Newspaper article from: Korea Times (Seoul, Korea) July 31, 2000 700+ words
Hansol has secured 1.45 million shares in SK Telecom as a part of payments from Korea Telecom for the sale of Hansol M.com, which has since been named Korea Telecom M.com. The 1.45 million shares represent 40 percent of the payment for Hansol M.com with the remaining 60 percent coming in the form
- HEI to Burn 3.5 Mil. Shares to Protect Stock Prices.
- Newspaper article from: Korea Times (Seoul, Korea) March 23, 2000 700+ words
Hyundai Electronics Industries said yesterday that it is planning to burn 3.5 million of its own shares to protect stock prices which has been falling in recent months. Company officials said the final decision will be made only after a meeting of the board of directors but it is likely that all
- Korea Telecom IMT Offers 5 Mil. Shares at IPO.
- Newspaper article from: Korea Times (Seoul, Korea) February 14, 2001 700+ words
Korea Telecom IMT, one of the two license holders for next generation mobile phone services, yesterday launched an initial public offering (IPO) to the general public for a three-day run. One share with a face value of 5,000 won is being offered at 18,000 won. Individual investors are allowed to
- 205 Minors Hold 6.42 Mil. Shares.
- Newspaper article from: Korea Times (Seoul, Korea) February 8, 2001 700+ words
Listed firms' shares held by youngsters under 19 numbered 6.42 million and were valued at 38.8 billion won at the end of last month. The figure represents an increase of around 11 percent from 57.9 million shares recorded last September. Market sources said that the minors' stock ownership