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Articles in June 2001 issue of M2 Presswire

• BroadVision expands alliance with IBM to bring complete e-business solutions to customers; BroadVision One-To-One Enterprise 6.0 available for IBM`s AIX operating system and DB2 universal database; integration with IBM WebSphere application server and Web
• World War II airmen recovered in Tunisia.
• Estelle Morris -- We must end culture of leaving education at 16.
• Brown announces GBP1.8 million in aid for redundant Corus workers.
• Democratic Republic of Congo -- Torture - a weapon of war against unarmed civilians.
• Steel Minister urges rerollers to ensure quality and cost effectiveness.
• Palm to sell Extended Systems data synchronisation server.
• Positiv achieves accreditation as UK storage partner in Compaq's 'CORe' programme.
• Lucent Technologies to provide high-capacity optical networking system for GNG Networks.
• Moody's raises Infonet debt ratings; Strength of capital structure and financial performance of the company are cited.
• Novell names Carl Yankowski to Novell board of directors.
• Novell names Carl Yankowski to Novell board of directors.
• EU ministers discuss next steps for saving climate treaty.
• Minchin welcomes SA gas pipeline announcement.
• Sun powers Oracle e-business suite online any place; Sun Microsystems supports Oracle's "Software as a Service" DeliveryOption leveraging success of the VERITAS, Oracle and Sun Initiative Model.
• Affordable treatments, expanded access to care, urgent need for resources are major issues as Special Session on HIV/AIDS continues -- Part 1 of 2.
• The Nasdaq Stock Market announces open short-interest positions in Nasdaq stocks for June 2001.
• Microsoft recognises Scala as a Certified Partner Award Finalist; Award recognises worldwide innovation using Microsoft technologies.
• 'Kick off' time for local counterfeiter.
• Ordnance Survey unveils new Map Symbol Flashcards; Mapping out symbol skills in a flash.
• Informatica launches real-time analytics solution to accelerate business responsiveness; Adds powerful new functionality to the Informatica PowerCenter data integration platform; signs partnerships with industry's top three EAI vendors.
• Hodge welcomes new scheme to open up careers in the law.
• American National Insurance Company expands CRM capabilities to the web with Pegasystems; Pegasystems Software increases customer satisfaction and retention through web self-service for retail customers.
• UNICEF says adolescents everywhere have 'A right to know the facts' about HIV and AIDS.
• Infrastructure status to LNG projects under consideration -- Shri Ram Naik.
• Yale Press brings out book of Soviet documents relating to the Spanish Civil War.
• Maureen platform successfully refloated; Unique decommissioning operation for North Sea oil platform.
• Lip service paid to performance management information by business, PeopleSoft European survey reveals.
• Maxtor announces Compaq, Microsoft, and VIA Technologies ready to shatter capacity limits on ATA disk drives; "Big Drive" standard allows significantly greater storage capacity.
• OmniPage Pro 11 sets new standard for digital document productivity; Customers benefit by extending the use of OCR to convert PDF files into documents that can be edited.
• American University awarded Eastman Product Grant.
• Giant "eyeball" brings mega-telescope closer.
• With unanimous adoption of `battle plan' for fight against HIV/AIDS, Assembly concludes historic three-day special session -- Part 3 of 3.
• Eastern Shore potato crop adds colorful varieties.
• DoD News Briefing -- Part 1 of 3.
• Webraska joins MAGIC Services to develop universal solutions for navigation services.
• Saba announces acquisition of Ultris; Ultris extends Saba human capital development and management leadership position with Internet-based knowledge content capture and collaborative learning capabilities.
• Brown welcomes latest New Deal figures.
• Conclusion of the UN General Assembly Special Session on HIV/AIDS.
• New web-based customer support service expands customer choice in resolving enquiries; Compaq introduces new case-logging system.
• Former Argentinean player appointed head coach of AIS/Australian men's volleyball program.
• Present international air seat capacity comfortable.
• Government delivering on police numbers.
• Greater transparency and continued savings from royal household.
• Kasten Chase announces new sales and marketing appointments.
• Chordiant and Ownhome build multi-channel CRM infrastructure.
• Innovative novelist, Kevin Morris, forges a unique way for readers to enjoy books -- A contest that lets them help determine the story.
• Virtual Interactive Office (ViO) launches in the UK.
• Telecoms sector bullish on revenue prospects.
• Secretary-General, at Staff Security summit, urges states to ratify treaty on Safety of United Nations and Associated Personnell; Statement deplores deaths since 1992 of hundreds of peacekeepers and 200 civilians; Says violence must not be allowed to dete
• IBM introduces world's highest-resolution computer monitor; Crams 9.2 million pixels in a viewing area of two 8 1/2" x 11" pages.
• China Southern Airlines inaugurates new community service program; Airline to assist children of unemployed workers in Tianjin/Henan.
• PIA expels John Robert Wood Esq.
• PA Consulting Group wins award for design of Evian bottle.
• Oftel revokes telephone equipment direction.
• Involvement of NGOs in legal literacy programme.
• Clinical findings from Gulf veterans' Medical Assessment Programme.
• Firebox.com moves onto the high street for the first time by partnering with men's grooming giant, LYNX.
• Plumtree extends global presence with opening of new Nordic operation; Sales and marketing resources and new Area Sales Manager and Business Development Manager to support business and partners in Nordic region; Partnership with Documentum provides leadin
• Gabon's economic reform stands to gain from greater participation in the multilateral trading system -- part 1 of 2.
• Central & Eastern European ATMs.
• DoD News Briefing.
• Science recruits to boost agriculture.
• The greatest show on earth.
• GPRS Accelerator increases the speed of data transfer over GSM and GPRS networks; First Hop launches GPRS Accelerator.
• SoftQuad offers online XML resource centre for Financial Services.
• MGI Zoom Image Server integrated with Imation Matched Workflow concept to provide high-resolution pre-press proofing solution for digital creations.
• Free jazz performances offered at K-State's Colbert Hills.
• Dr Raman Singh urges rubber industry to modernise to face global competition.
• Federal government gives AUD200 000 to HMAS Sydney Memorial.
• SGS wins CMP RealWare Award for WAP-based logistics management solution developed with CA and Soft Design Technologies; Awarding-winning solution developed using Soft Design's Websydian in conjunction with CA's COOL:Plex.
• Growth of clickMT reveals demand for business lifestyle online.
• KLM and Malaysia Airlines working towards alliance.
• Government to pilot new model for ancillary staff in PFI hospitals - Alan Milburn & Andrew Smith.
• British Airways joins the Pet Travel Scheme.
• webMethods launches webMethods Partner Connect; Accenture, ADX, Deloitte Consulting, i2, Inventa and Quadrem embrace new offering that accelerates the connection of buyers and suppliers with trading exchanges.
• Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation announces USD100 million commitment to the Global Fund for AIDS and Health; Stopping the transmission of AIDS is foundation`s number one global health priority.
• Preparatory Committee for Children's Special Session suspends meeting due to lack of consensus on proposed outcome document; Will resume third session in July-August.
• ACT Financial Systems uses Cache e-DBMS for innovative web development project with one of Norway's largest financial institutions; Innovative development links Cache Java classes with CORBA via XML.
• Secretary-General condemns `Heinous' targeting of relief flights in Angola.