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SAP to pay Oracle over $300 mn in copyright-infringement lawsuit
03 Aug 2012
SAP AG will pay its larger rival Oracle Corp at least $306 million in damages in a copyright-infringement lawsuit for its defunct US subsidiary TomorrowNow's illegal downloads of Oracle’s software
SAP to pay Oracle over $300 mn in copyright-infringement lawsuit
03 Aug 2012
SAP AG will pay its larger rival Oracle Corp at least $306 million in damages in a copyright-infringement lawsuit for its defunct US subsidiary TomorrowNow's illegal downloads of Oracle’s software
Oracle faces billions of dollars in damages claim from arch rival HP
02 Aug 2012
Oracle Corp may end up paying billions of dollars in damages for a breach of software development contract lawsuit bought by arch rival Hewlett-Packard
Not using social media for customer communication harmful: Gartner
02 Aug 2012
The dissatisfaction stemming from failure to respond via social channels can lead to up to a 15-per cent increase in churn rate for existing customers
One million users sign up for Hotmail successor Outlook.com
01 Aug 2012
The new web-based email service would eventually integrate Skype to rival Google's Talk that is embedded to Gmail
Google Talk goes down for four hours
27 Jul 2012
Global social media revenues to reach $16.9 billion in 2012
26 Jul 2012
With marketers allocating a higher percentage of their advertising budget to social networking sites, global social media revenues are forecast to reach $16.9 billion in 2012
Cisco Systems to eliminate 1,300 jobs
25 Jul 2012
Infosys to hire 2,000 people in US this year
24 Jul 2012
IDC pegs India’s IT spending at $43.57 billion in 2012
23 Jul 2012
India’s IT spending is expected to grow 16.3 per cent to $43.57 in 2012, as more and more small and medium companies invest in emerging information technologies, research firm IDC says
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