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Computers: The multiple computer problem is getting to be one many of us have.
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Talecris Biotherapeutics, which began trading publicly last month, reported higher third-quarter profit as the company sold more medicine made from blood plasma.
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Cree's expansion effort is spanning two continents.
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Salix Pharmaceuticals reported stronger third-quarter sales of its drugs to treat various gastrointestinal diseases.
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Pfizer plans to lay off 170 researchers in Sanford and Morrisville as part of a larger restructuring that follows the drug maker's $68 billion acquisition of Wyeth last month.
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Cleaning up:
Did you know that dust and dirt buildup can harm your computer and possibly shorten its lifespan? Yes, that piece of equipment that you can barely get through the day without needs TLC just like the other objects in your home.
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Sales at Morrisville-based Harris Stratex slumped 39 percent in the latest quarter.
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PowerSecure International, the Wake Forest energy services company, took a financial hit in the third quarter as it shifts to new lines of business.
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Strong PC shipments in China powered Lenovo to better-than-expected profits in the latest quarter, reversing three consecutive money-losing quarters.
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Inspire Pharmaceuticals reported a narrower loss in the third quarter because of double-digit revenue growth.
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Inspire Pharmaceuticals reported a narrower loss in the third quarter thanks to double-digit revenue growth.
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Tekelec posted another strong quarter Wednesday, largely driven by a recovery in sales in North America.
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Cree's very good year has gotten just a bit better.
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Cisco Systems is forecasting revenue growth for the first time in a year, offering further evidence that orders are rising again after passing what CEO John Chambers called a "tipping point" in the downturn this summer.
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Tekelec posted another strong quarter as the Morrisville telecommunications gear company continues beating analyst expectations and defying the recession.
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Lulu.com, the Raleigh-based online book publisher is now selling electronic books by traditional authors.
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Stump the Geeks:
Q: I have the persistent problem of invisible buttons on several Web sites. For example, on Amazon there should be a button for "single-click ordering." One has to open the feature by signing in, but it never appears.
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Dell Inc. is getting a discount for quick repayment of more than $26 million in local incentives that went for naught when the company decided to close its North Carolina computer assembly plant.
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Faster wireless Internet service is shaping up as the next telecommunications battleground.
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A small Durham company developing drugs using stem cells is reviving plans for an initial public offering of stock, hoping to take advantage of renewed Wall Street interest in biotechnology IPOs.
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