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The investigation into fraud at Siemens now involves as much as 200 million euros (CAD$295.5 million), ten times the liability previously admitted. Two more Siemens staff have been arrested, with six people now in custody.

WSIS: Microsoft fails to remove free software quote

Microsoft Corp. tried to have references to free software removed from a document approved at the United Nations-sponsored Internet summit in Tunis two weeks ago, a blog discussion has revealed. But the attempt failed.

Italy’s Tiscali accelerates fire sale

Financially troubled Tiscali SpA, one of Europe's largest Internet service providers (ISPs), agreed on Monday to sell its Swedish subsidiary to Spray Network AB, a subsidiary of Lycos Europe NV, after reaching deals to dispose its Austrian, Norwegian and South African units earlier this month.

Swisscom, Telekom Austria end merger talks

European incumbent telephone companies Swisscom AG and Telekom Austria AG said Thursday they broke off merger talks.

Swisscom, Telekom Austria end merger talks

European incumbent telephone companies Swisscom AG and Telekom Austria AG said Thursday they broke off merger talks.

Austria first European state to get XP source code

The Austrian government is the first in Europe to take advantage of a Microsoft Corp. scheme allowing authorities to examine source code for the company's software products. The country's Interior Ministry will gain access to Microsoft's XP operating system under the Shared Source Initiative, the company said.

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