The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1995 Joan E. Rigdon - Abstracts

The Wall Street Journal Western Edition 1995 Joan E. Rigdon
TitleSubjectAuthors
A trusting Oracle to enter market via Internet. (new Personal Oracle 7 database application software to be offered over the Internet)Business, generalJoan E. Rigdon
Blame retailers for Web's slow start as a mall.Business, generalJoan E. Rigdon
Buggy PC software is botching tax returns. (Intuit's TurboTax and MacInTax financial software contain flaws)Business, generalJoan E. Rigdon
Cider-space; after an Apple buyout, Sun could be mighty in Internet computers; workstation king has means and motive to do a deal, but cultures may not jell; getting hyper with Java. (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalJim Carlton, Joan E. Rigdon
Coming soon to the Internet: tools to add glitz to the Web's offerings. (Evaluation)Business, generalJoan E. Rigdon
CyberSource begins to offer software of Symantec and others on the Internet. (software distribution)Business, generalJoan E. Rigdon
Frequent glitches in new software bug users.Business, generalJoan E. Rigdon
Hewlett-Packard discloses chip flaw in some of its workstations, servers. (HP 9000, 3000 models)Business, generalJoan E. Rigdon
Intuit's '96 'Quicken' to offer access to personal-finance site on Internet.Business, generalJoan E. Rigdon
Intuit to offer home-banking service to America Online customers in 1996. (Company Business and Marketing)Business, generalJoan E. Rigdon
Macromedia quietly moves to stake out a prominent position in Web software. (Shockware translation software) (Product Information)Business, generalJoan E. Rigdon
Most software makers, led by Microsoft, to post strong results for latest quarter. (quarter ended Dec 31, 1994)Business, generalJoan E. Rigdon
Netcom loses copyright fight in Federal court. (Netcom On-Line Communication Services Inc) (Industry Legal Issue)Business, generalJoan E. Rigdon
Netscape is putting a price on the head of any big bug found in Web browser. (Netscape Communications Corp)Business, generalJoan E. Rigdon
Oracle asserts BellSouth wouldn't pay price asked for its interactive software.Business, generalJoan E. Rigdon
Oracle replaced by rival in test of interactivity. (BellSouth Corp dumps Oracle Corp for Sybase Inc)Business, generalJoan E. Rigdon
Silicon Graphics to buy makers of special-effects software tools. (Alias Research and Wavefront Technologies)Business, generalJoan E. Rigdon
Stripped-Down PCs will be talk of Comdex. (Industry Trend or Event)Business, generalDon Clark, Joan E. Rigdon
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