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Google Inc., owner of the world’s most popular search engine, debuted a touchscreen version of the Chromebook laptop, stepping up its challenge to Microsoft Corp. and Apple Inc. in computer hardware.
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Google Inc.’s Android software for mobile devices has opened up a wide lead in market share, yet it hasn’t made the same inroads with a lucrative niche: businesspeople.
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Meg Whitman, who built her career at companies that sell shoes, toys and Beanie Babies to consumers, may be ill-prepared to lead computer maker Hewlett- Packard Co. as it seeks to cater more to large corporations.
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Apple Inc. this holiday season will have to prove it’s what’s on the inside that matters most.
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Dell Inc. declined the most in three months after cutting this year’s profit forecast as revenue from corporate customers fails to counter shrinking personal computer sales.
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Apple Inc., without much effort on its part, is making rapid headway in selling to corporations.
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Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs , aiming to capitalize on a shift away from personal computers, introduced a service that stores music and other files online and keeps devices synchronized wirelessly.
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Apple Inc. Chief Executive Officer Steve Jobs , addressing an annual developers conference today, may give consumers a new way to access digital songs and information on smartphones and computers.
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VMware Inc.’s incoming chief executive officer, Pat Gelsinger, plans to accelerate growth by expanding in software for managing computer networks and storage devices, stepping up competition with Cisco Systems Inc.
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Hewlett-Packard Co. Chairman Ray Lane told Leo Apotheker on Sept. 21 that he’d be ousted as chief executive officer after eight weeks of board wrangling that included the departure of a director close to the CEO.
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