Poonam Khanna

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Linux flexes its Power

The Linux operating system has found yet another home, this time in a place traditionally reserved for Unix.

Counselling can help job seekers become stronger candidates

Having to lay off an employee is never an easy task. Though not much can be done to reduce the anxiety that workers feel at the prospect of unemployment, some companies try to lessen the blow by offering their former employees access to career-transition counselling. And offering such services to employees when parting ways can be beneficial to the employer as well, according to those in the industry.

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In a public e-mail released earlier this month, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmernpromised the software giant would henceforth act like a responsiblencorporate citizen and play by a new set of rules indicative of its place asnan industry leader.

Mounties claim cybercrime up 65 per cent this year

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RIM exec drilled in leadership

A quick glance at the titles in the business section of most bookstores will reveal a selection that could just as easily fit into the military shelves. Angela Mondou understands why business leaders are increasingly turning to the likes of Sun Tzu

The new new thing may not be all it

The IT industry needs to spend less time trying to figure out what the next new thing is, and more time on that

Java, C++ among skills in demand

Application development skills are ones that CIOs consider among the most sought after skills in IT, according to a survey by Robert Half Technology.

Cybercrime is on the rise: RCMP

Cybercrime is up 65 per cent from 2001, according to RCMP statistics. And a large number of...

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