NECNGM, Citigroup To Leave DJIA; Travelers, Cisco To JoinWall Street Journal(GM) and Citigroup Inc. (C) will be replaced in the Dow Jones Industrial Average by Cisco Systems Inc. (CSCO) and Travelers Co. (TRV), respectively. GM filed for bankruptcy Monday as part of a government-aided restructuring effort. …Travelers, Cisco open higher after added to Dow ReutersOptions Update: Cisco and Travelers volatility low into addition … BloggingStocksCisco, Travelers Added to DJIA to Replace GM, Citigroup FOXBusinessmsnbc.com - TheStreet.comall 47 news articles

[Full Article]

Are Cisco's Former Partners Striking Back?Wall Street JournalBy Ben Worthen When Cisco announced it would start selling server systems in March, the company acknowledged that HP and IBM, which combine to resell about $2 billion worth of Cisco networking gear each year, may be less inclined to push Cisco products …

[Full Article]

Telegraph.co.ukReport: New Microsoft search engine coming next weekBizjournals.com, NCMicrosoft Corp. is ramping up its competition against Google Inc. and will unveil a new version of its search engine next week, according to a report Wednesday. The Wall Street Journal reported Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) is expected to show off the …Microsoft to Unveil Kumo, a New Search Engine eWeekMicrosoft's new search engine: “Bing” better than “Kumo”? Seattle TimesBING! New Microsoft search engine soon, née Kumo ComputerworldReuters - ChannelWeball 570 news articles

[Full Article]

Digitaltrends.comClearwire Posts 1Q Loss, Taps Cisco For NetworkWall Street Journal(CLWR) signed another high-profile partner in Cisco Systems Inc. (CSCO) as it races to roll out its next-generation wireless network. In addition, the Kirkland, Wash., company posted a slightly narrower first-quarter loss on higher sales, …Cisco to Supply Clearwire's WiMAX Network Buildout PC WorldClearwire, Cisco Team Up On Wireless wimax InformationWeekCisco-Clearwire 'alliance' could portend much more ComputerworldBetaNews - Reutersall 206 news articles

[Full Article]

Telegraph.co.ukFor Intel, Lessons From Microsoft In EU ShowdownWall Street Journal(INTC) joined Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) as the two US technology titans to get slammed with a hefty fine and branded a big bully in the marketplace. But the chip giant's face-off with the EU comes during a tougher time when there is a stronger antitrust …Video: Kroes: Intel Now “Sponsor of the European Taxpayer” EUX.TVWill Intel face antitrust case in Australia? ZDNetEurope Fines Intel $1.45 Billion in Antitrust Case New York TimesCNNMoney.com - Wired Newsall 2,546 news articles

[Full Article]