Companies Add 288,000 Jobs to Payrolls (AP)

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US Companies Moving More Jobs Overseas

US Companies Moving More Jobs Overseas 12/31/2003 06:10 AM
Boston Globe Dec 31 2003 5:32AM ET

U.S. Companies Moving More Jobs Overseas

U.S. Companies Moving More Jobs Overseas 12/24/2003 04:08 AM
Boston Globe Dec 24 2003 3:10AM ET

Companies finding some computer jobs are
best done in U.S

Companies finding some computer jobs are
best done in U.S 04/29/2004 09:02 AM
New York Times has an article on outsourcing .. the whole article

nytimes.com/2004/04/28/technology/28SOUR.html
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Companies Finding Some Computer Jobs
Best Done in U.S

Companies Finding Some Computer Jobs
Best Done in U.S 04/27/2004 10:58 PM
New York Times Apr 28 2004 2:57AM GMT

Companies Finding Some Computer Jobs
Best Done in U.S.

Companies Finding Some Computer Jobs
Best Done in U.S. 04/27/2004 11:07 PM
Some entrepreneurs are finding that Indias vaunted high-technology work force is not always as effective as advertised.

North American companies eye India for
high-tech jobs

North American companies eye India for
high-tech jobs 01/05/2004 01:31 PM
Silicon India Jan 5 2004 12:40PM ET

ADP: Big Profits in Payrolls

ADP: Big Profits in Payrolls 08/20/2004 12:32 PM
Business Week Aug 20 2004 4:08PM GMT

Panel Wants Top Health Officials Off
Drug Payrolls (Los Angeles Times)

Panel Wants Top Health Officials Off
Drug Payrolls (Los Angeles Times) 05/07/2004 06:25 AM
Los Angeles Times - BETHESDA, Md. — Senior officials at the National Institutes of Health should be barred from accepting income of any kind from drug companies, a panel examining conflict of interest at the agency recommended in its final report Thursday.

TORONTO (CP) - An unimpressive U.S.
payrolls report for August and a revenue
warning from tech giant Intel cas

TORONTO (CP) - An unimpressive U.S.
payrolls report for August and a revenue
warning from tech giant Intel cas 09/03/2004 09:43 PM
940 News Sep 4 2004 1:50AM GMT

At least 85 percent of money managed by
Coalition Provisional Authority going to
U.S. companies—not to Iraq
companies, as promised

At least 85 percent of money managed by
Coalition Provisional Authority going to
U.S. companies—not to Iraq
companies, as promised 08/04/2004 05:05 PM
pretty pathetic

washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A37822-2004Aug3.html
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Vanishing Jobs: Structural change in the
economy means many jobs are never going
to come back. 12/19

Vanishing Jobs: Structural change in the
economy means many jobs are never going
to come back. 12/19 12/20/2003 05:03 AM
It's been a long time since I heard anything positive about American programming jobs .. Those Good Paying Jobs Are Not Coming Back

money.cnn.com/2003/12/17/pf/q_nomorework/index.htm?cnn=yes
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Steve Jobs to Preview Mac OS X ''Tiger''
at WWDCSteve Jobs to Kick Off Apple's W

Steve Jobs to Preview Mac OS X ''Tiger''
at WWDCSteve Jobs to Kick Off Apple's W 05/04/2004 03:21 PM
Steve Jobs to Kick Off Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference 2004 with Preview of Mac OS X "Tiger"

Dual Jobs Make Jobs Chron 200's CEO Of
Year

Dual Jobs Make Jobs Chron 200's CEO Of
Year 05/03/2004 12:28 PM
"What [Steve Jobs] has done is a unique accomplishment. Both companies... weren't just successful. They're helping to reshape some industries." By Benny Evangelista and Matthew Yi, San Francisco Chronicle (via MyAppleMenu)

Aspiring Screenwriters Battle it Out in
the First National Screenplay Showdown -
The Competition Gives the Best New
Screenwriters from Around the Country an
Opportunity to Work With A-List
Agencies, Management Companies and
Production Companies Presented by the
Nashville Screenwriters Conference

Aspiring Screenwriters Battle it Out in
the First National Screenplay Showdown -
The Competition Gives the Best New
Screenwriters from Around the Country an
Opportunity to Work With A-List
Agencies, Management Companies and
Production Companies Presented by the
Nashville Screenwriters Conference 06/09/2004 04:35 AM
Bridging the distance between the Hollywood film industry and the best new screenwriters across the country, the Nashville Screenwriters Conference announces its first National Screenplay Showdown. After six years of presenting the best writers and filmmakers in the entertainment industry at the Nashville Screenwriters Conference, the organization has teamed up with Ed Rugoff from the prestigious Chesterfield Writer’s Film Project to give aspiring screenwriters an opportunity to take their work west – all the way to Hollywood. The Showdown evaluates screenplays solely on the basis of story-telling ability, meaning that all genres have the same chance of winning. The winning screenplay writers will find themselves in front of the most prestigious literary agencies and management companies in consideration for representation. [PRWEB Jun 9, 2004]

Voting Machine Companies Make Political
Contributions to Both Democrats and
Republicans - New Report Traces Campaign
Contributions of Companies that Produce
E-Voting Machines

Voting Machine Companies Make Political
Contributions to Both Democrats and
Republicans - New Report Traces Campaign
Contributions of Companies that Produce
E-Voting Machines 08/13/2004 03:15 AM
New research on the political campaign contributions made to Democrats and Republicans by voting maching companies. [PRWEB Aug 13, 2004]

Pixar vs. Apple, Jobs vs. Jobs

Pixar vs. Apple, Jobs vs. Jobs 08/05/2004 10:50 AM

Constructech Magazine Names ELAN™ as One
of Technology’s Hottest Companies
Leading Construction Automation
Technology Magazine Recognizes ELAN as
One of the Year’s Most Innovative and
Exciting Companies in the Home Building
Market for Second Consecutive Year

Constructech Magazine Names ELAN™ as One
of Technology’s Hottest Companies
Leading Construction Automation
Technology Magazine Recognizes ELAN as
One of the Year’s Most Innovative and
Exciting Companies in the Home Building
Market for Second Consecutive Year 07/28/2004 02:37 AM
Leading Construction Automation Technology Magazine Recognizes ELAN as One of the Year’s Most Innovative and Exciting Companies in the Home Building Market for Second Consecutive Year [PRWEB Jul 28, 2004]

Stem-cell-companies.com: Launch of the
Stem Cell Companies Directory

Stem-cell-companies.com: Launch of the
Stem Cell Companies Directory 06/05/2005 11:58 PM
Kaeria SARL is launching a directory of companies who work on stem cells, so that the various industry players can be identified and presented. [PRWEB May 25, 2005]

Search Engine Optimization, Inc. Opens
New Los Angeles Office to Focus on
Serving the Entertainment Industry and
Other Local Companies. Search Engine
Optimization, Inc. (SEO, Inc.) today
announced the opening of a satellite
office in Los Angeles to serve the
entertainment industry and other local
companies, large or small, seeking
heightened visibility and a high ROI on
the Internet.

Search Engine Optimization, Inc. Opens
New Los Angeles Office to Focus on
Serving the Entertainment Industry and
Other Local Companies. Search Engine
Optimization, Inc. (SEO, Inc.) today
announced the opening of a satellite
office in Los Angeles to serve the
entertainment industry and other local
companies, large or small, seeking
heightened visibility and a high ROI on
the Internet. 08/04/2004 02:36 AM
Search Engine Optimization, Inc. (SEO, Inc.) today announced the opening of a satellite office in Los Angeles to serve the entertainment industry and other local companies, large or small, seeking heightened visibility and a high ROI on the Internet. [PRWEB Aug 4, 2004]

PFI companies may have to be more
revealing

PFI companies may have to be more
revealing 05/12/2004 03:43 PM
Silicon.com May 12 2004 6:51PM GMT

Investments in RSS Companies

Investments in RSS Companies 06/24/2004 05:04 AM
Ross notes that Newsgator got funded recently. There I noticed a trackback from rtwodtwo's posting: I never thought RSS programs would get VC’s cash. What do they think their exit will be? What revenue will this software have? Selling it to the warez loving public? Looking at its download.com count (<2000 downloads) the VC decision to invest looks very very strange. Well, I'm not sure what download.com has to do with this. RSS software isn't at the point yet where...

Companies Come Together For Faster 3g

Companies Come Together For Faster 3g 01/04/2005 06:59 AM
ewirelessnews Jan 4 2005 11:05AM GMT

Best Companies List

Best Companies List 09/05/2004 07:59 AM
Best Companies List
http://www.great placetowork.com/best/index.php

Each year, the Great Place to Work® Institute produces various Best Companies lists in the U.S. including Fortune's "100 Best Companies to Work For"® in America. They use the same selection methodology for the U.S. lists as for their over 20 international lists, including "Best Companies to Work for" lists in all 15 countries of the European Union, Brazil, Korea, and a number of other countries throughout Latin America and Asia. Companies are selected for the Best Companies lists primarily on the basis of their employees' responses to the Great Place to Work® Trust Index®, a proprietary employee survey developed by the Great Place to Work® Institute.
Further information used for selection to the list is provided by completion of the Great Place to Work® Culture Audit©, a two part management questionnaire, also developed by the Great Place to Work® Institute. They take pride in maintaining the highest level of integrity in their evaluation process. Great Place to Work® Institute and its media partners will only publicize information about companies that make the list and, in addition, only publicize positive aspects of each company. This has been added to Employment Resources Subject Tracer™ Information Blog.

What Companies Do With Their Earnings

What Companies Do With Their Earnings 07/07/2004 08:11 AM
It all boils down to choosing the most effective use of their funds.

VC Funded Companies Doing Well... But
Will They Keep Doing So?

VC Funded Companies Doing Well... But
Will They Keep Doing So? 07/20/2004 06:09 PM
While the VCs are whining about how much money they have, the companies they've put that money into are apparently helping to drive the economy forward. A new study has shown that venture backed companies have done much better during the downturn than non-venture backed companies, and actually added jobs during the period (well, what else were they going to do with all that VC money?). It's interesting to compare this to a different study that came out today, however, saying that most entrepreneurs aren't planning on hiring many new people over the next few years. You might be able to explain away the discrepancy by saying non-venture backed entrepreneurs are less likely to hire. That would make sense, since many non-VC backed entrepreneurial companies are small businesses that never need to hire many people. Still, the article seems to suggest they're talking about venture backed companies (many of whom are complaining they can't get cash out of VCs) in which case you could still explain away the difference by pointing out it's not a matter of how many companies are adding employees, but how many employees are added in total. If you have one company that adds 10,000 employees and ninety-nine that have only one employee and go out of business, a bunch of jobs are added even if most startups aren't involved.

Are companies forgetting the 'I' in IT?

Are companies forgetting the 'I' in IT? 05/18/2004 11:46 AM
While he doesn't accuse all high-tech companies of focusing too much time and effort on technology and not enough on information, Eugene Kublanov nonetheless contends that some businesses do treat the "I" in IT with an unhealthy dose of indifference. As vice president of corporate development at neoIT, a San Ramon, Calif.-based firm that helps clients maximize their offshoring returns, Kublanov says that the transferring of information is one thing sometimes forgotten when companies implement technology.

"Computer companies"

"Computer companies" 04/08/2005 10:10 AM

Got a Book in You? More Companies Than
Ever Are Willing to Get It Out

Got a Book in You? More Companies Than
Ever Are Willing to Get It Out 03/06/2004 01:53 AM
The Borders Group is the latest traditional bookseller or publisher to branch into self-publishing using print-on-demand technology.

Recommendations for companies

Recommendations for companies 06/08/2004 11:22 PM
Computerworld Singapore Jun 9 2004 3:46AM GMT

3 companies, 3 transitions

3 companies, 3 transitions 04/25/2004 11:33 PM
Boston Globe Apr 26 2004 4:17AM GMT

Two Companies That Deliver

Two Companies That Deliver 04/22/2004 01:25 PM
FedEx and UPS may bring solid returns to your portfolio.

Killer companies

Killer companies 07/02/2004 08:13 AM
Post-"Fahrenheit," the stellar documentaries -- including "The Corporation" and "Imelda" -- just keep coming. Plus: A moody meditation on familial love, or homoerotic cologne ad?

Best Little CRM Companies in the
Business

Best Little CRM Companies in the
Business 03/14/2003 01:28 AM
When you want something done right in CRM, you do not necessarily need to call on a big company. A number of smaller, less-heralded technology providers are making a name for themselves with very targeted, specialized products that meet needs not previously satisfied by the offerings of household-name players.

Companies Don't Have To Go Public

Companies Don't Have To Go Public 04/26/2004 03:41 AM
At the end of last week there was a flurry of articles from people talking about the rumors that Google would announce an IPO this week. We didn't post this because it's the exact same story that people have been running for months about how Google is probably going to need to disclose their financial info by Thursday. That was nothing new at all, but many people misinterpreted it to mean that Google would go public this week. At most, they might file to go public - which is quite different from actually going public. Even if they release the financial information as expected, it doesn't mean they have to go public, and some suspect that they'll stay private a while longer. While it's true that they'd be revealing the same info, there still wouldn't be the same pressure, because no one would be buying and selling their stock. Google seems to like being a private company, and while there's a lot of pressure to go public, that doesn't mean it will happen. One small note in the article was pretty interesting, though. It turns out that Google was actually structured as two separate companies (Google Inc. and Google Technologies) to keep them under the 500 shareholders financial reporting rule for as long as possible. Still, this whole debate brings up another annoying misconception that companies need to go public. While it is common, it is by no means necessary - and there are some very successful large companies that have stayed private and are quite happy in that position. Just like startups don't need to raise venture capital, established companies don't need to go public - and many execs who understand the downsides of being public are avoiding pressures to go the IPO route. Going public does give the company (and its shareholders) some liquidity, but that comes at a pretty steep price.

Companies get the instant message

Companies get the instant message 06/11/2004 08:22 AM
ZDNet Jun 11 2004 11:47AM GMT

Do Companies Take Software, And Not
Give?

Do Companies Take Software, And Not
Give? 12/27/2003 04:09 PM
SirDaShadow writes "The Inquirer has an excellent article that describes how companies take from the Open Source Community and how few are giving back. At the ...

While Other Customers Help, The
Companies Hide

While Other Customers Help, The
Companies Hide 12/21/2003 09:37 AM
When companies try to reduce their tech-support costs in these ways -- a good thing if it lets them lower their prices -- they also reduce the chance of learning anything from their users. By Rob Pegoraro (Washington Post via MyAppleMenu)

States Threaten P2P Companies

States Threaten P2P Companies 08/06/2004 11:54 AM

When Good Companies Get Bad Breaks

When Good Companies Get Bad Breaks 09/10/2004 12:43 PM
Emotion is a part of the investing game and can be hard to master when a favorite company falls on hard times.
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