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...following the Senate's vote. They handed out sheaves of statements from companies such as Microsoft Corp. and Sun Microsystems Inc. hailing the action. But the vote followed a bruising partisan fight over other, unrelated immigration concerns...
...equipment makers Cisco Systems Inc. and Nortel Networks Corp., computer makers Dell Computer Corp. and IBM and Sun Microsystems Inc. -- rebounded smartly. Many investors and money managers continued to "buy on the dips." "It wasn't so...
...where a few months ago their inclination was to sell. If the market's handling of a warning this past week from Sun Microsystems Inc. is an indicator, it should in the end be able to cope with bad earnings news. Sun said Tuesday that the revenue...
...states' plan includes special provisions for Microsoft foes. For example, the plan requires Microsoft to include Sun Microsystems Inc.'s Java technology in Windows and continue manufacturing Microsoft Office for Apple Macintosh computers. State...
...always have that risk anytime you put an employee on the phone," Forrester Research analyst Charlene Li said. Sun Microsystems Inc. encourages blogging, offering server space for personal blogs but warning bloggers not to reveal secrets or...
...willing to pay their $1.6 million asking price. Not long after that, they raised their first $100,000 from Sun Microsystems Inc. co-founder Andy Bechtolsheim. Page and Brin, who are now worth a combined $20 billion, celebrated by treating...
...fund whose portfolio includes a number of time-tested companies -- such as Microsoft Corp., Intel Corp. and Sun Microsystems Inc. -- fell just 20 percent during the same period, according to Morningstar Inc., a Chicago firm that tracks...
...some of its articles. Roughly half the ads appearing in the new issue -- for companies such as LM Ericsson AB, Sun Microsystems Inc. and Nortel Networks Corp. -- feature the links to the Internet. Dan O'Brien, an analyst for market research...
...leaders have begun to stand out. Several major automakers, including General Motors Corp., Ford Motor Co. and Toyota, say they are planning devices that run on Java, the cross-platform programming language from Sun Microsystems Inc.
...antitrust cases. Officials from the companies mentioned in the 125-page ruling -- Apple Computer, Intel Corp. Sun Microsystems Inc. -- declined to comment on whether they would pursue such action. Winning such cases can be difficult, said...