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Articles in Sept 17, 1999, issue of Computergram International

• IBM Has First Unix on Merced Silicon >BY William Fellows
• Initiative Software Wins VC Funding
• Siebel Eyes Start-up Market With ASP Deal
• Xerox In Fresh Turmoil With Latest Sales Force Reshuffle
• Cablevision and Sony Sign $1bn Set-Top Box Pact
• Psion Revenue Falls as It Waits for Symbian to Bear Fruit
• Earnings Report: Progress Software Corp
• Allaire Offers Content Management Software
• Inktomi Acquires WebSpective as Content Distribution Grows >BY Rachel Chalmers
• Adobe Posts Strong Q3 Numbers
• Big Blues: IBM Attacked From All Sides of the Globe
• Germany Gets Unmetered Net Access
• Jabil Year-End Results Raise Street's Expectations >BY Stephen Phillips
• What Comes After E-Business? >BY William Fellows
• Cadcentre Acquires Scope, Will Broaden 3D Product Line
• Intel Ups Clock Speeds on Mobile Celeron Range to 466MHz
• Sybase Users Can Access SAP Data Via Madrid
• Luminant Nets $84m from IPO to Kick-Start Business Plan
• Compaq Struggles to Sell PC Systems Before Sell-By Date
• Cardiff Consolidates in Europe
• EIS Unveils Pentium III UltraSparc
• HP to Provide Financing for Singapore Start-Ups
• Cyrano Releases Security Tools
• IBM Set to Donate $100,000 to ICANN; Failure "Not An Option" >BY Nick Patience
• Silicon Graphics Sell-Offs Are Near
• Intergraph Confirms Sale of Scanner Business to Colortrac
• Kalamazoo Links With IBM to Target Motor Trade
• US Eases Export Controls on Encryption >BY Rachel Chalmers
• London Stock Exchange Unveils Small Cap, HI-Tech Market
• Seagate to Close Singapore Disk Media Plant
• Daewoo and Trigem Grab Big Slice of US PC Market
• MySAP.com License Model Will Generate More Revenue >BY Siobhan Kennedy
• EDA Firms Summit and ViewLogic to Merge
• SingTel and Lycos in $50m Asian Venture
• Taiwan Companies Investing $6.3bn in TFT LCD Plants
• PSINet Buys Hungarian ISP
• Bow Street Says XML Services Will Define the Net Post- 2000
• Sun Emphasizes Network Storage Vision >BY William Fellows
• ECNs Link for Better After-Hours Trading; Nasdaq Cuts Prices
• IBM Japan to Head Financial Services Company