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Articles in Oct 25, 1999 issue of Computergram International

• Fujitsu and Sun to Share Sparc CPU IP
• Broadbase Shares Rise After Contract Wins
• Inktomi Shares Plummet 15% on Adverse Analyst Estimates
• Siemens Sells Nixdorf Banking Division to KKR for $795m
• Amdahl Gets Siemens Computers US, Aims to Keep Sun Deal >By William Fellows
• Earnings Report: Adaptec Inc
• Oracle BusinessOnline in Europe Takes Off >By Simon Hodgson
• Angoss Adds Data Mining Add-Ons for Excel, Access
• Data Transmission Along Power Lines Made Possible
• Compaq to Launch Wireless LAN Products
• SGI: Buyer Required?
• Comergent Builds XML E-Commerce for the Channel
• Unmetered Row Reaching Critical Mass in UK
• Amazon Sues Barnesandnoble.com for Patent Infringement >By Rachel Chalmers
• Did "Jam Echelon Day" Do More Than Make the NSA Laugh?
• Merged HDS Mainframe CPU Due 2001
• IMA Has Object Framework for CRM, Call Center Integration
• Oak Sees Revenue Plunge but Says Recovery Is Expected
• NaviNet to Target Broader Market With New Version of GeoDial >By Nick Patience
• Microsoft to Pay $2.97bn to Acquire Telewest Stake
• Philips Wins Financial Fans - But Loses Director
• Intel Invests in Iona for IA/64 Push
• Korea to Host APRICOT 2000 Internet Conference
• Apple Ships Mac OS 9 Operating System
• Taiwan Quake Slows Down Growth in Semiconductor Equipment
• Hyperion Forms Partnerships for E-Commerce Applications
• AltaVista Relaunch Today
• Celestica Hits Record Share Price After Strong Q3
• Infineon Buys Carmel Partner IC Com for Embedded DSP Core
• Lawson Ramps Analytics Apps Ahead of IPO >By William Fellows
• Art Technology Posts Better Than Expected Q3
• Sun Launches Asia Java Venture Fund
• IBM Set to Lose Less on PCs This Year
• ATI Just Misses Expectations, Warns of Supply Problems Ahead
• BT Criticized Over ADSL Roll-Out
• Japanese Software Market Worth $5.65bn