News & Comment
Following poorly received interim results yesterday, Amstrad has announced
that its e-m@iler telephone-based product has been adopted in a pilot
Neighbourhood Watch project by the Lancashire police, writes Ben Cobley.
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Another week of volatility affected London's technology market with
concerns over the Euro - and a raft of profits warnings across the pond -
affecting investor sentiment. The benchmark techMARK 100 index, however,
shrugged off the worries to end the week 88.8 points at 3734.85.
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Sector Articles
Media tycoon Rupert Murdoch and his son James have hogged the headlines largely due to their success in winning the battle to buy the iconic Wall Street Journal.
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Virtually whatever index or share price graph one looks at now paints the same picture – namely, the steady, incremental declines to March, then a period of virtual stasis as the war in Iraq played itself out, followed by sharp rises up to the present day.
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The treatment of technology stocks on the markets has got past the panic stage now, but rather than mounting a recovery, the attitude towards the 'new economy' seems to be one of wary suspicion. As a result the techMARK 100 hasn't been showing such pronounced volatility as it has done over the past months, the story instead being one of gentle subsidence, with the index falling five per cent to 2630.
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