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Avaya’s long seven-month Chapter 11 ordeal seems to be coming to a successful conclusion for the networking and collaborations vendor.

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The marriage could require a daunting amount of IT work, depending on the degree to which the retailers decide to go to common systems, said several retail technology analysts.

The free trade agreement signed between Singapore and the U.S. (USSFTA) in May 2003 came into force on Jan. 1, 2004, and provides opportunities and challenges for information and communications technology (ICT) suppliers in both countries, Singapore's Ministry of Trade and Investment (MTI) said last week.

The free trade agreement signed between Singapore and the U.S. (USSFTA) in May 2003 comes into force on Jan. 1, 2004, and provides opportunities and challenges for information and communications technology (ICT) suppliers in both countries, Singapore's Ministry of Trade and Investment (MTI) said recently.

Bernard Ebbers, the man credited with building WorldCom Inc., also had a significant hand in its demise, according to two reports released Monday following investigations into the multibillion-dollar accounting scandal at the giant telecommunications carrier.