After facing pressure from computer manufacturers, Microsoft announced it will continue selling licenses for Windows XP for low-cost laptops until 2010. It plans to stop selling XP for most other machines this month.
After withdrawing its initial offer, the world's largest software company says it might be willing to buy only a portion of the portal player. Analysts take their best guesses at what it might be
The day before its history-making offer from Microsoft, the search engine firm saw the departure of one of its longtime former CEOs, who had been demoted to a non-exec role
Nine software packages that will go on sale this month, which include Financial Performance Management, Governance, Risk and Compliance, and Visualization and Reporting
Steve Jobs opens a manilla envelope to reveal a product that fits an entire Mac into a portable PC that weighs three kilograms and is less than half an inch thick. A Canadian reseller reacts
A letter from the database giant to the middleware firm's board of directors urges them to accept its offer of $17 per share or put the decision to a shareholder vote. Deal or no deal?
A pioneer in the market for Java application server software used to deploy business applications is given an offer by the world's largest database firm. Is another PeopleSoft-style fight brewing?