137 news & feature articles results for "agreement setback"

The two companies unveil a partnership to pursue financial institutions as customers and to make their financial software work together seamlessly.

Posted by Mike Ricciuti and Tim Clark

Some companies are trying to give away songs and make money through ads, but they're beset by their own mistakes and by record industry resistance.

Posted by Greg Sandoval

Tele-TV, a multimillion-dollar foray by three Baby Bells into interactive television, is in danger of being dismantled.

Posted by Christine MacDonald

In its first quarterly report since the merger, Excite@Home posts a second-quarter loss in line with consensus estimates while revenue more than doubled.

Posted by Corey Grice

Civil liberties groups bash vote as "get-out-of-jail-free card" for AT&T and others accused of illegally opening their networks to the feds.

Posted by Anne Broache

The IT services giant reports deepening troubles with a major commercial contract and predicts a loss of up to $75 million related to pension liability.

Posted by Ed Frauenheim

The acquittal of a Norwegian programmer charged with breaking Hollywood's DVD encryption scheme could increase the entertainment industry's efforts to enact tougher global copyright laws.

Posted by Evan Hansen

Federal judges deal a legal blow to Sun, tossing out most of a preliminary injunction requiring Microsoft to carry its rival's version of an interpreter for the Java language.

Posted by Stephen Shankland and Declan McCullagh

Yahoo thinks it's worth more, Danger is a buy, and BlackBerry is temporarily bye-bye. Also: Spying immunity for telcos.

Posted by Steven Musil

The software giant will offer auctions hosted by companies other than the auction services provider as part of an amendment made to an existing contract.

Posted by Troy Wolverton