Creo, U.S. partners to form new Net company

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Burnaby, BC-based Creo Products Inc., which is led by chief executive officer Amos Michelson, has formed a joint venture with Pittsburgh, Penn.-based Prograph Inc. to create a new Internet company. The new company, which will provide digital online services to the printing industry, will be named Pittsburgh, Penn.-based PrintCafe Inc.

Joint ventures, Applications Software Pkgs (Micro), Applications software, Creo Products Inc., Prograph Inc., PrintCafe Inc.

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Alcan boss upbeat on Pechiney bid

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Travis Engen, the chef executive officer at Alcan Inc., expects his company's $5.2 billion acquisition bid for Pechiney SA will be approved by regulators. The European Commission must approve the merger, which is not expected to be derailed by a white knight bid.

Legal issues & crime, Acquisitions & mergers, France, Government regulation, Executive changes & profiles, Legal/Government Regulation, Officials and employees, Laws, regulations and rules, Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Company acquisition/merger, Metal industries, European Union. European Commission, Alcan Inc., Metal industry, Pechiney S.A., PY, Engen, Travis, Metal industry software

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The Microsoft decision: locals support Gates

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Residents of Redmond, Washington, in which Microsoft is headquartered, put their support behind Bill Gates and voice their disagreement with a judge's ruling to break up the company.

Washington, Public affairs, Microsoft Corp., Gates, Bill, MSFT, Public opinion, Redmond, Washington

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