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Transaction services provider Alliance Data Systems is to buy DoubleClick's Abacus data management and analytical division for around US$435 million in cash. It will be the second time within a year that Alliance Data has purchased technology from the privately-held online advertising firm.

Cyber insurance will become as commonplace as car or home or any form of business cover within a decade as a way to mitigate financial losses should a "cyber attack" occur and sensitive data be lost or stolen.

Netezza last week added an appliance to its data warehousing product line that's targeted at companies with 400GB to 1TB of data.

U.S. carriers and infrastructure providers are gathering this week at the Telecom '04 trade show in Las Vegas amid rapid changes in the telecommunications industry, including cable companies roaring into the voice business and phone companies switching on TV services.

Keycorp has maintained its high profile hit rate by chalking up the sale of 700 of its mobile payment terminals to Sweden Post. Other key Australian players also score solid sales successes

"Let's get ready to rumble!" With this boxing-inspired call to arms, 20 IS managers rally in the middle of a conference room at BASF AG's palatial North American headquarters in Mount Olive, New Jersey. These middleweights are not about to fight, though they wring their hands with Machiavellian cunning. There's no boxing ring; they gather around a long table littered with snippets of paper printed with people's names and photographs. These represent the talent that managers desperately need to recruit to staff projects already in motion. If they don't get the people they need, the projects won't get done. They'll lose customers, and they'll lose respect--oh, and money too.

The bidding for third-generation (3G) mobile licenses stopped in the 106th round on Friday after the bidding arm of Spanish telecommunications company Telefonica SA took its second waiver.

The bidding for third-generation (3G) mobile licenses stopped in the 106th round on Friday after the bidding arm of Spanish telecommunications company Telefonica SA took its second waiver.

The bidding for third-generation (3G) mobile licenses stopped in the 106th round yesterday after the bidding arm of Spanish telecommunications company Telefonica SA took its second waiver.

Less than a month after the first bid was placed, the combined highest bids for the five third generation mobile communications licenses in the UK are approaching 11 billion pounds ($US17.5 billion).

And then there were nine. SpectrumCo Ltd., the consortium consisting of Finland's mobile operator Sonera Corp., among others, and Epsilon Tel.Com PLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Japanese finance house Nomura Securities Co., Ltd., today dropped out of the bidding for five third-generation mobile phone licenses on auction in the U.K., following two companies that dropped out yesterday as the bidding price of the least expensive of the licenses rose above 2 billion pounds (US$3.2 billion).