Microsoft Renames CRM Service (PC World)
Microsoft has changed the name of its on-demand CRM offering to CRM Online to distinguish between business and consumer products.
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Business Budgets Still Cover Upgrades (PC World)
A new Forrester Research study finds that despite the weak U.S. economy, enterprises are planning big tech upgrades.
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Business meetings (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
Business meetings and seminars in the region
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Real estate notebook (Everett Herald)
Rates on 30-year mortgages edged down slightly this week, staying below 6 percent, although rates on other types of mortgages rose. Freddie Mac, the mortgage company, reported Thursday that 30-year, fixed-rate mortgages averaged 5.85 percent this week.
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Ask the Experts: Advice on your financial questions (The Sacramento Bee)
Six months ago, we launched the weekly column "Personal Finance Notebook" as a place to find answers to all your perplexing financial questions. And we've been deluged with questions ever since.
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NASCAR Notebook: Toyota certainly having better season this time (Winston-Salem Journal)
■ Over in the Toyota camp, things are going just fine at Joe Gibbs' place. Tony Stewart, Denny Hamlin or Kyle Busch could win today's Goody's 500 at Martinsville and next weekend's Samsung 500 at Texas Motor Speedway.
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LG’s ultra-slim ultra-light notebook aimed for business professionals (AME Info)
Global and regional digital leader LG Electronics has introduced its ultra-slim ultra-light 13.3-inch premium notebook P300 series targeted at the performance and style-conscious younger generation as well as business professionals constantly on the move.
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It’s all or nothing for UCLA (Orange County Register)
Notebook: Mbah a Moute says anything short of a national title means a failed season for the Bruins.
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Mike Copeland’s Business Notebook: Second Rosati’s is on the way … but when? (Waco Tribune-Herald)
A second Rosati’s will open in Waco, but when is uncertain, co-owner Pete Futris says.
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HIGHER EDUCATION NOTEBOOK: NU to host flurry of April activities (Niagara Gazette)
NIAGARA FALLS — Niagara University will host a 5-kilometer run and fun walk called “Stomp Out Stigma” on April 27. All proceeds will benefit the Mental Health Association of Niagara County Inc. The event is co-sponsored by the university’s Campus Programming Board, Student Government Association and the student chapter of Active Minds.
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