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  • The house that Microsoft built

    Gateway and AOL have a plan for wiring your living room. But Microsoft has a plan, too, and it uses many of the same technologies and standards.

  • AOL to use RealNetworks for broadband platform

    RealNetworks' software will be used throughout America Online's networks to deliver interactive broadband entertainment, the companies said Thursday.

  • Analysis: Can Napster survive as a business?

    Analysis: AOL and Napster? Music-minded Netheads may shudder at the thought, but such an alliance just might make sense for the sultan of song-swapping.

  • US MARKET CLOSE: Investors shun tech stocks

    Whatever momentum technology stocks had last week evaporated Monday as the Nasdaq composite fell 258 points to 4,188.18. The Dow Jones industrial average closed up 75 points to 11,186.56.

  • US Market Close: Earnings boost tech shares

    Strong earnings from leading technology companies pushed the Nasdaq composite up 75 points to 4,174.85 Thursday. The Dow Jones industrial average inched up 5 points to finish at 10,788.71.

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