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Articles in March, 2001 issue of M2 Presswire

• Charity begins with SQL Server for Savivo.co.uk and Microsoft.
• CODA launches next generation 'self-service' accounting solution.
• Nasdaq changes status of trading halt in California Amplifier, Inc. and requests additional information from company.
• The specialist supplier of IT services and CODA Financial Management and Procurement solutions announces final results for the year ended 31 December 2000.
• Igniting the future NASA Marshall Center, UAH to host annual space propulsion conclave April 3-5.
• Namibia -- Gays and lesbians under attack.
• Safeguards considerable in Texas swine feeding operations.
• Aussie astronomy technology is star material.
• Eco Education Crew to visit water-wise school in Surrey.
• VBUG warns beware of bogus conference tickets.
• Member States critical of delay in promised payments from United States, in Fifth Committee; Under-Secretary-General provides information on human resources reforms -- Part 2 of 2.
• Sirrus completes keynote remote vision project at Poole Harbour.
• Regan named as new Australian women's head coach.
• SiteGenerator 2.0 is today's most sophisticated virtual electronic marketplace technology.
• Computer Associates announces immediate support for IBM z/OS Version 1 Release 1; CA eBusiness management solutions help customers maximize benefits of new mainframe technology.
• Closer working continuing to improve customer service.
• Two K-State professors to share experience in Costa Rica.
• New Deal extended to offer help to 450,000 partners of unemployed people.
• Publication of the Finance Bill -- Part 2 of 2.
• Another EU Chapter under negotiation closes.
• Xerox completes sale of half of Fuji Xerox stake to Fujifilm for approximately $1.3 billion cash.
• Helping pharmaceutical companies keep up with the e-R&D revolution.
• Ubitrade signs first mandate in North America with National Bank of Canada Clearing Services.
• Riverstone expands its presence in Asia with new sales offices in Korea and China; Expanded presence in Asia Pacific capitalises on rapid rise of metropolitan area networks across Asia.
• Setting up of cells in High Courts.
• Arabic.com now offering domain registrations in Arabic at http://www.arabic.com.
• Witness Systems helps improve customer service for contact centres deploying thin client architectures; eQuality solution extends synchronised voice and data monitoring by capturing agent keystrokes in thin client workstation environments.
• Remarks as prepared for delivery; US Transportation Secretary Norman Y. Mineta; Congressional Leadership Council.
• Informatica leads the charge on metadata exchange standards; Brio, Business Objects, Cognos, MicroStrategy and Viador now support real-time metadata links to latest version of Informatica Metadata Exchange API.
• China Telecom partners with Alcatel on mass broadband access deployment in China; Agreement sets blue print for long-term strategic co-operation.
• Home Office statement on "reducing false alarms" thematic inspection report.
• Byers announces appointment of Sir Ian Gibson to head new partnership for the car industry.
• CellPoint Unwire launches Partner Programme at CeBIT.
• High quality text-to-speech software gives a human-sounding voice to applications.
• Armed forces support on foot-and-mouth deployment to Dumfries and Galloway.
• Statement of Northwest Airlines on conclusion of PEB hearings.
• Security Council states determination to intensify efforts to implement September 2000 Summit commitments.
• Hyperion introduces first J2EE-compliant application development tool to extend OLAP capabilities to the Java platform.
• Joint UNAIDS/WHO press statement.
• Colombia -- World Bank approves $35.47 million loan to strengthen public financial management.
• Free issues of the MENA Petroleum.
• Need last minute tax advice? Netscape offers all-inclusive tax center on Netscape.com and announces exclusive tax content for small businesses on Netscape Netbusiness.
• Teaching tool to cut child road deaths.
• Indo-Canadian working group for coal reconvened.
• Secretary General's Cambridge European Trust Lecture London, UK - "Promoting Peace through Partnership".
• Progress announces Posse open source development of Internet component framework to speed up the time to market of e-business applications.
• Pakistan -- Statement on the detention of political activists.
• New marketing director for Receptional.com.
• Funding to double over next two years as drive to boost standards in secondary schools gains pace - Blunkett.
• Eco education BC crews to visit lower mainland.
• ITU to streamline its work in data networks, open system communications and telecommunication software.
• Have you read COUNTERTRADE & OFFSET?
• European Regulatory Environment for Medical Devices.
• Top Ten and Emerging Pharmaceutical Markets.
• US Congressman Gilman: its time to settle the Cyprus problem.
• Symantec first to provide anti-virus and enterprise security management protection against recently issued fraudulent VeriSign digital certificates.
• New Report on Central and Eastern Europe Defence Markets available at www.defense-i.com.
• City of Sunderland ouncil makes record transfer.
• Utimaco Safeware teams up with Setec Group to drive forward e-commerce security solutions of the future.
• David Dow appointed as Vice President for EMEA at leading CRM and Contact Management vendor Interact Commerce.
• i2 Technologies debuts value calculator; Tool allows companies to discover value potential.
• Silicon Valley companies can stretch application scalability with Unisys ES7000 servers at Microsoft Technology Center; Availability of powerful 32-processor servers in their own backyard provides e-business architects convenient hands-on experience.
• Ultra low-power telephone signalling transceiver IC combines DTMF and V.23 for intelligent call routing.
• Homes to benefit from GBP650,000 cash boost to beat the burglar in Avon and Somerset.
• K-State to co-host 26th Annual Loan Documentation Seminar in April.
• Vodafone withdraws from Optus sale process.
• CEO of MIS AG U.S.A. named to Business News New Jersey`s "40 under 40"; Anthony L. Politano recognized as one of New Jersey`s top young business executives by leading New Jersey business publication.
• Toshiba selects Virata's Beryllium processor for the new Toshiba Mobile Office; Toshiba is demonstrating the new Toshiba Mobile Office this week at CeBIT 2001 in Hanover, Germany.
• Lord Chancellor to modernise the Commercial Court.
• FCO Ministerial engagements.
• Agere Systems powers up ORiNOCO wireless networking system with added features and tools.
• TISL rings the changes with new headquarters.
• State warns public about solicitation by The Biblical Archeology Society.
• CPSC, Gymboree announce recall of children's fleece pants.
• New assistance programs to boost TCF industry.
• SurfControl plays key role in Greater Manchester Police's Operation; APPAL Specially-developed software used by GMP to track Internet users involved in distributing indecent images of children.
• Fletcher & Faraday Inc. announces investment opinion.
• Bill Gates announces the availability of Microsoft Windows XP Beta 2; Beta 2 distributed to nearly half a million testers; Includes first public testing of new Visual Design, Internet Explorer 6, Windows Media Player 8 and Web Services Technologies.
• Government grant brings 1000 new curry jobs to Newcastle-under-Lyme; Byers welcomes top food firm's expansion.
• Legato and Maxtor disk-to-disk data protection speeds up cross platform backup and recovery; Legato certifies Maxtor MaxAttach NAS 4100 file server as first NAS device approved as a Legato NetWorker backup target.

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