Sites Battle for Chinese Web Users
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Oct 8, 2008 21 related
        

Sites Battle for Chinese Web Users Alibaba Plans to Invest About $725 Million On Auction Site to Fend Off Baidu.com China's Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. plans to invest five billion yuan, or about $725 million, in its Taobao.com online shopping site over the next five years, the latest sign of an intensifying battle with Chinese Internet-search giant... [read full story]                    

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Microsoft and Novell Mark Two Years of Interoperability Progress (PR Newswire)

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Marking the two-year anniversary of their agreement to build a bridge between SUSE Linux Enterprise Server and Windows, Microsoft Corp. and Novell, Inc., today are celebrating strong customer demand for their business model and...

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Nov 20, 2008: IVCC Comedy Improv Team Presents a FREE SHOW at Illinois Valley Community College

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The IVCC's SPAMO ( Students for Performing Arts and Music Organization will be having a Comedy Improv Show free to the public. The event will be located in the IVCC Cultural Centre ( Stage ) Crowd Participation will be needed....

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Sabah gets RM23.5mil to build houses for the poor

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KOTA KINABALU: Sabah has been allocated RM23.5mil to build houses for the poor this year, the State Legislative Assembly was told Wednesday. State Assistant Rural Development Minister Datuk Sairin Karno said the allocation...

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[$$] Microsoft Plans Free Software To Shield PCs (at The Wall Street Journal Online)

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Microsoft Corp. said it will offer free software to protect PCs from viruses, in a move that could pose new challenges for independent makers of security software. The Redmond, Wash., company said it plans to introduce its...

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