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Exceed Company Ltd. Becomes the First Chinese Sportswear Brand to Be Listed in the United States

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EDS now known as HP Enterprise Services and Fujitsu-owned Kaz Group have been taken out of the running for the Australian Taxation Office's $60 million a year end-user computing deal.

SPACupdate.com has provided 24/7 Wall Street with some exclusive coverage on key issues coming up in the realm of special purpose acquisition companies.  2020 ChinaCap Acquirco (NASDAQ: TTY; NASDAQ: EDS) is on deck for its deal vote. NRDC Acquisition Co. (AMEX: NAQ) is adopting a REIT-strategy that differs from what was seen in Capitol Acquisition [...]

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HERNDON, Va., Dec. 16 (UPI) -- The U.S. Defense Information Systems Agency has contracted EDS for the company to review Defense Department security readiness.

By LOREN B. THOMPSON ARLINGTON, Va., Dec. 9 (UPI) -- In October 2000, during the waning days of the Clinton administration, the U.S. Department of the Navy awarded the biggest information-services contract in the history of the American federal government.

Beware This Tech-Tonic Shift In The Global Technology Sector by Tony Daltorio, Investment U Research If you’re betting on a recovery in technology stocks based on third quarter earnings reports from companies such as IBM (NYSE: IBM) and Google (Nasdaq: GOOG), you’re not alone. While economists and commentators debate the issue, many [...]

Liquid Computing, a startup going head-to-head with giants, today launched its own version of unified computing gear that stands in almost direct contrast to the announcements made yesterday by Cisco, EMC and VMware about Vblocks and the new Acadia services arm. Also today, HP laid out its vision and new software for a converged computing [...]

Investors active in the IT sector were shocked on the morning of 3/18/09 as they awoke to news that International Business Machines (IBM: 91.95, 0.00 (0.00%)) is working to make its largest acquisition ever when the offered to buy Sun Microsystems (JAVA: 8.89,[More...]

“The Wall Street Journal beginning to offer more details of an acquisition of Sun by IBM. Now saying that the deal could be valued at between $10 and $11 per share. That would be the $6.5 billion IBM would be offering in addition to the $1.4 billion in cash that sun has on its balance sheet.  More importantly, this deal is expected to be announced this again, according to the Journal, that it would represent a 125% premium over Sun’s trading price earlier on Monday. This would be a sizable deal. Some are speculating that IBM’s action with Sun is in direct response to Cisco’s entry into the server business announced earlier this week, but everybody I am talking to says that Cisco is not the real target here. This is all about Hewlett-Packard. Cisco going after HP, IBM now going after HP. HP has a lot of new headaches on its hands as far as competition… I say 125% premium, I[More...]

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