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

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DigiTimesMicrosoft and Asus join forces to smother LinuxTechSpotBy Matthew decarlo, techspot.com Microsoft and Asus are partnering up in an effort to stifle the already declining Linux netbook presence ? as if Microsoft needed a better market position, or another ad campaign for that matter. …Microsoft Changes Windows 7 Starter Limits RedOrbitMicrosoft: No more three-app limit in Windows 7 Starter Edition ZDNetAsus, Microsoft Launch Anti-Linux Netbook Campaign OS NewsReuters - Wall Street Journalall 320 news articles

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Telegraph.co.ukMagid: Don't count Microsoft out in searchSan Jose Mercury News,  USABy Larry Magid It's fashionable these days to refer to Microsoft as a dinosaur whose products and thinking are stuck in the 20th century. The company that was convicted of being an illegal monopoly not all that long ago is today thought of as …Week in Microsoft: Bada-Bing, Zune HD, and the Windows 7 UI Ars TechnicaMicrosoft Relaunching Search Service as Bing PC WorldGoogle Wave & Microsoft Bing Cnet AsiaExaminer.com - Wall Street Journalall 1,606 news articles

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Cisco to Have Up to $150 Million Expense After RulingBloombergBy Rochelle Garner May 29 (Bloomberg) — Cisco Systems Inc., the largest maker of networking equipment, expects to record an expense of as much as $150 million because of a US Court of Appeals ruling in a tax case involving another company. …Cisco to record $130 million tax-related charge The Associated PressCisco to Record Tax-Related Charge Comtex SmartrendXilinx Delays Annual Filing To Account For Court Ruling Wall Street JournalForbes - WebCPAall 103 news articles

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Washington PostMicrosoft Relaunching Search Service as BingPC WorldAt the All Things D conference on Thursday, Microsoft unveiled the latest re-branding of its search engine. Forget Live Search–that's so three months ago. Now Bing is in! Launching in a couple of weeks, Bing hopes to make searching a little more …Microsoft Bing No Sure Thing Wall Street JournalUpdated Microsoft Search Service Draws Pre-Launch Kudos Barron’sMicrosoft's Search for a Name Ends With a Bing New York TimesChannelWeb - BusinessWeekall 1,572 news articles

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