75 news & feature articles results for "banking pipeline"

Intuit chairman Scott Cook talks to NEWS.COM about financial services in a Net-based market.

Posted by CNET News.com Staff

Tata Consultancy Services plans to hire an additional 30,000 employees over the next 12 months, expanding in China.

Posted by Vivian Yeo

Green-tech companies are in for the stimulus of a lifetime. But proponents also know the risks of a bureaucratic boondoggle.

Posted by CNET Staff

Goldman Sachs is predicting that while collaboration and cloud computing will do well during the downturn, enterprises expect a quick return on their investments.

Posted by Matt Asay

For the first time, social media aggregation site is building out its own advertising support structure. "We believe we can get to profitability this year," says CEO.

Posted by Rafe Needleman

Intel's future Larrabee graphics chip is an audacious project that faces very entrenched, capable foes, according to a report issued by Collins Stewart analyst Ashok Kumar.

Posted by Brooke Crothers

Big Moving Pictures had a new advertising product ready to go, but when its customers axed their budgets, the company didn't fail. It went to sleep.

Posted by Rafe Needleman

Despite being late to the game, company sees itself as well-placed to take on top-tier rivals and challenge smaller up-and-coming players.

Posted by Isabelle Chan

Analysts expect a surge in the number of megadeals in 2004, but they might not be as profitable as those inked during the dot-com boom.

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto

At Macworld, the company introduces its own Web browser and supersizes the PowerBook. But the ongoing spat between Apple and organizers casts clouds on the show.

Posted by CNET Staff