236 news & feature articles results for "operating profit warren east"

On-demand CRM company adds additional Web services tools and operational infrastructure in its effort to recruit larger customers.

Posted by Matt Hines

Telephone companies could reduce operating costs by almost a quarter by using Ethernet in metropolitan area networks instead of traditional services, according to a study.

Posted by Marguerite Reardon

Compaq names Michael D. Capellas as its acting chief operating officer and Enrico Pesatori to head up the crucial enterprise computing group.

Posted by Brooke Crothers

Called by some "the birthplace of Silicon Valley," a small garage in Palo Alto, Calif., was where William Hewlett and David Packard got their start in business.

Joseph Galli, who was also the e-tailing giant's chief operating officer, is leaving to become CEO of VerticalNet.

Posted by Troy Wolverton

The company loses the No. 1 spot in a market involving gear used to offer broadband Net connectivity to customers, recent figures say. Cisco had used its position to sell other equipment to cable operators.

Posted by Marguerite Reardon

ShopLink.com, which served New York and three New England states, notifies its customers via its Web site that it has ceased operations.

Posted by Greg Sandoval

Follow the companies that are shedding workers with this live layoff tracker, which we'll continue to update as more news surfaces.

Posted by Rafe Needleman

Dell offers stealth Intel-ARM and Windows-Linux hybrid laptops, but you'd never notice.

Posted by Brooke Crothers

What's unclear is how much SAP's software revenue slide is attributed to the economy versus pushback from customers annoyed with maintenance fees.

Posted by Larry Dignan