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Articles in Oct 7, 1999, issue of Computergram International

• Oracle Raw Iron Makes London Debut
• BMC Software, JDA Software Warn of Light Quarters
• Google Plans to License Search Technology
• AT&T and IBM Target SMEs With Bundled E-Business Service
• Oracle Unveils Technology to Lure Microsoft Developers
• Breakaway Shares Triple After IPO
• Ellison to Launch Project Panama Next Week >BY Siobhan Kennedy
• iXL Acquires Tessera for CRM Expertise
• Bricsnet Expands in France
• FortuneCity Seeks Duel Listing on Nasdaq and Neuer Markt
• NEC and Toshiba Stop RDRAM Production
• Thomson Buys into Skybridge as Hardware Partner
• Technicolor Invests in Digital Movie Technology
• Tadpole Buys Conic for Utility Market Push
• BT Creates Web-Phone Unit
• First Data Enhances Electronic Payment Options
• Enterprises Should Mirror Dotcom Companies Says Ellison >BY Siobhan Kennedy
• PKSOrygen Opens New Services HQ
• Fujitsu to Outline Plan to Become Number 3 IT Supplier >BY William Fellows
• Fujitsu Siemens Unveils Mobile NT Workstation
• Oracle Chief Announces Resurrection of Network Computer Inc >BY Siobhan Kennedy
• Australian Businesses Big on IT but Cautious of the Net
• HDS Halts NT-Only Enterprise Software Plan, Heads for EAI >BY William Fellows
• Cadence Says Skills Shortage Is Delaying Expansion
• Infobank Enters African Market With Ariel Deal
• Intel to Address Chipset Mess, Announce New CPUs
• IBM & Vision Team to Add Business Rules to WebSphere
• Red Hat Builds European Momentum
• AMD Cuts Losses in Q3, Will Sell Business Unit
• No Major PC Shock Results Expected this Quarter
• Yahoo! Shines in Q3 With 134% Revenue Growth
• CSC Shares Recover on Wall Street Upgrades
• Akamai Unveils Streaming Strategy as Adero Joins the Market >BY Rachel Chalmers