Apple quits circuit board business, lays off 150 in Ireland
Irish plant to focus on final assembly and build-to-order operations
Stories by Kristi Essick
IBM sued over the "e" in e-business
E Technologies says it owns the little "e"
Microsoft's WebTV to run trial with the BBC
BBC announcement joins existing WebTV trial
Microsoft taken to court over Explorer name
ISP founder claims he had name first
US Navy caught hacking into British marine charity Website
"We were amazed to find out it was the Pentagon"
Court throws out French-language Internet case
Issue should now be over, says university spokesman
Internet has a rosy business future, CEOs say
US executives see the Internet having large impact on business by 2005
National Semi to release PC-on-a-chip in 1999
National Semiconductor announced yesterday that it will release a single silicon chip that combines nearly all of the various chips that make a PC work. The release is set for the middle of 1999.
Ericsson licenses Java for mobile phones
Manufacturer plans to use Personal Java to enhance the functionality W-CDMA systems
CEBIT: Netscape's online service is profitable, Andreessen says
Company expects to see quarterly revenues of $US100m in enterprise market
CEBIT: Low-cost PCs, Java joftware, 'Net devices set to debut
Around 7,200 exhibitors from over 60 countries will show
Compaq VP named chief of Apple's worldwide operations
Cook to make switch immediately
NCI wins one over WebTV
Microsoft's offering proprietary, too hard to implement, says spokesman
Norsam, IBM team to read data on 165Gb, CD-sized Disks
IBM and Norsam will work together to develop methods for accessing data on HD-ROM
CA wants to buy Computer Sciences for $US9 billion
CA says it plans to retain all of CSC's employees