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A Frigid February For New Home Sales
- BusinessWeek
Reports released Mar. 26 show that two key segments of the U.S. economy—housing and manufacturing—continue to take it on the chin amid the ongoing U.S. slowdown. The reports helped send major equity indexes lower on Mar. 26, with the Dow Jones indust

Analyst Actions: Citigroup, Jabil Circuit, Genesis Lease, Air Castle
- BusinessWeek
Oppenheimer analyst Meredith Whitney says she's cutting first quarter estimates for U.S. banks on average by 84% (led by Citigroup ( C ) at -309%), 2008 estimates by 30% (led by Citigroup at -120%), to reflect first quarter 2008 mortgage and CDO related

Can Moto Thrive As Just A Phone Maker?
- Chicago Tribune

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Big Blue Acquires IPhrase Technologies, A Private 17d1 Ly Held Company Specializing In Software For Online Commerce. November 2, 2005, 8:19 AM PST SAP Entices Siebel Customers With Big Discounts

Source: News.com
URL: http://news.com.com/IBM-catches-iPhrase/2100-1017_3-~

IBM catches iPhrase By Dinesh C. Sharma Staff Writer, CNET News.com Published: November 2, 2005 8:19 AM PST Tools Talkback Print E-mail Share Digg Del.icio.us Reddit Facebook Related Stories iPhrase garners $25 million in funding July 2, 2001 IBM buys open-source Java outfit Gluecode May 10, 2005 IBM dives deeper into corporate search August 7, 2005 IBM has agreed to acquire privately held software maker iPhrase Technologies. Bedford, Mass.-based iPhrase makes software that assists e-commerce companies..

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