Friday | 9 January, 2009

Stories about: ecorp

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    Vamos appointed Microsoft Australia MD 08/11/2002 16:01:34

    After three years as the head of Microsoft Australia, Paul Houghton has been sent packing to the US, with the company announcing today that Steve Vamos has been appointed managing director of the software company.
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    IT asked to switch on smiles 08/10/2001 09:27:43

    IT companies and their employees are being encouraged to dig deep this month in support for the IT Fund for Kids, 'Putting IT Back'.
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    Ecorp promotes Deans to CEO 15/06/2001 15:43:00

    Ecorp Ltd has promoted Alison Deans to the new position of chief executive officer effective from July 1. Currently e-corp's chief operating officer, a position she has held since the role was created 10 months ago, Deans joined ecorp's board this week.
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    Bright news behind bearish tech wreck mood 23/04/2001 16:54:00

    It has been a year since the Nasdaq crash of April 2000 and Australia's tech stocks remain incredibly bearish with some pundits claiming the market is oversold. But the good news for IT managers is that it's a buyers market and a good time to seek out solutions at bargain basement prices and negotiate favourable deals with vendors.
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    Ebay Australia hits time snag 02/04/2001 15:18:00

    Online auctioneer eBay Inc. launched a New Zealand web site last week, while being aware of a "frustrating" flaw - the site goes down for two hours at peak time on Friday nights.
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    F2 sells Sold to Yahoo 15/02/2001 13:50:00

    Yahoo Inc.'s Australian unit plans to acquire Sold.com.au from John Fairfax Holdings Ltd.'s f2 Internet group. The companies will also enter into a marketing agreement to continue distributing Sold content across f2's network of sites.
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    Strong growth as Ecorp units set sail for profits 15/02/2001 13:15:00

    Australian Internet company Ecorp Ltd. Wednesday announced that it achieved revenues for the six months to December 2000 of A$40.2 million (US$21.3 million). For the businesses operating before December 1999 the combined EBITDA loss fell to A$3.8 million, down from A$6.95 million for the corresponding period the year before.
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    St George wins broking deal 11/12/2000 12:01:01

    St George Bank has signed an agreement with the local arm of US broking giant Charles Schwab to provide corporate banking, cash management and transaction processing services.
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    St George wins Charles Schwab payment systems deal 05/12/2000 12:01:01

    St George Bank has signed an agreement with the local arm of US broking giant Charles Schwab to provide corporate banking, cash management and transaction processing services.
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    IT companies and staff cheer up kiddies 28/08/2000 12:01:01

    In an effort to raise $250,000 for the Starlight Children's Foundation and Giant Steps, Australian IT companies have joined forces to launch an IT charity fund called 'Putting IT Back'. The initiative will involve the staff of IT companies Com Tech Communications, IBM, Compaq, Optus, Cisco and Dell.
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    The Hybrid and the Mighty 23/08/2000 12:01:01

    Senior executives from three of Australia's largest companies share their first-hand experiences on both sides of the line dividing bricks from clicks
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