More and more tech jobs moving overseas
Consultant calls trend permanent, irreversible
- Carrie Kirby, Chronicle Staff Writer

Video game conference touts tie-ins with music
- Matthew Yi, Chronicle Staff Writer

Advice to avoid copyright litigation
Experts sharing tips to help defend against file-sharing lawsuits
- Benny Evangelista, Chronicle Staff Writer

Businesses click on EBay
Web site sees growth potential in companies' shopping trips
- Verne Kopytoff, Chronicle Staff Writer

Napster's back -- and this time its file sharing is legal
- Benny Evangelista, Chronicle Staff Writer

Can any MP3 player beat the iPod?
- San Francisco Chronicle/CNET.com

Computing Q&A;
Deciphering designations on DVD burners
- David Einstein, Chronicle Staff Writer

Bechtel will employ 25,000 Iraqi workers
- David R. Baker, Chronicle Staff Writer

Sun earnings decline 80% in 4th quarter
- Benjamin Pimentel, Chronicle Staff Writer

Spotlight
Sergio Magistri: CEO with flair for risk hit big time with technology for security
- Benjamin Pimentel, Chronicle Staff Writer

With sales falling, Siebel fires 490
Profit declines for eighth quarter
- Vanessa Hua, Chronicle Staff Writer

In the pipeline
Investors begin to look more favorably at IPOs
- Benjamin Pimentel, Chronicle Staff Writer

SEC expands video-game inquiry
Focus falls on accounting practices at Midway Games
- Tom Abate, Chronicle Staff Writer

Crooks send phony e-mails
Phishers send e-mails to snag information
- Verne Kopytoff, Chronicle Staff Writer

Firm sleuths out illegal file sharers
BayTSP tracks down IP addresses, IDs of music downloads
- Benny Evangelista, Chronicle Staff Writer

Performance is the name of the game
- San Francisco Chronicle/CNET.com

Wireless networks could get personal
New technology may help resolve everyday problems
- Benny Evangelista, Chronicle Staff Writer

Computing Q&A;
Like your privacy? Ferret out spyware
- David Einstein, Chronicle Staff Writer

Cisco announces serious flaw in networking software
- Matthew Fordahl, AP Technology Writer

Physicists' group skeptical of U.S. anti-missile ideas
- Bradley Graham, Washington Post

Amenities in the clouds
Video games, more movies and e-mail among new airline extras
- David Armstrong, Chronicle Staff Writer

Startups vital to Valley's economy
Study says new firms create most jobs
- Carrie Kirby, Chronicle Staff Writer

Tech lagged in 2nd-quarter results
Some topped expectations, most fell short
- Carolyn Said, Chronicle Staff Writer

Intel earnings nearly double
Sales of Pentium chips for laptops boost bottom line
- Matthew Yi, Chronicle Staff Writer

Intel hits milestone
Chipmaker turns 35; pioneers recall growth from startup to huge corporation
- Matthew Yi, Chronicle Staff Writer

Spotlight
Halsey Minor: Former Cnet chief tries to turn Web services into gold
- Dan Fost, Chronicle Staff Writer

Ellison gets more options
- Chronicle Staff

News of revenue jump boosts Gilead
Foster City company's shares take off 13% after strong Viread sales revealed
- Bernadette Tansey, Chronicle Staff Writer

Yahoo tunes up by buying Overture
- Verne Kopytoff, Chronicle Staff Writer

Big Apple to host Macworld
- Benny Evangelista, Chronicle Staff Writer

Staying alive
Livermore startup struggles to survive telecom crash
- Cnet Staff

Walk, talk, shoot, send: camera phones
- Cnet Staff

TiVo users can program with AOL
- Chronicle Staff Report

Genentech reports profit
Biotech giant reverses year-ago loss, looks ahead
- Bernadette Tansey, Chronicle Staff Writer

Relentless pursuit
At Oracle analysts meeting, Ellison unyielding in quest to buy PeopleSoft
- Carrie Kirby, Chronicle Staff Writer

The impact of switching from options to shares
Loss of stock options won't change Silicon Valley's mentality
- Verne Kopytoff, Chronicle Staff Writer

Dell launches recyling program, charges $49 for computer disposal
- Rachel Konrad, Associated Press Writer

EMC in deal to buy Legato
Combo could boost firm in storage market
- Benjamin Pimentel, Chronicle Staff Writer

Microsoft to halt stock options
Tech giant to give shares as expense
- Carrie Kirby, Chronicle Staff Writer

McDonald's plugs patrons into wireless Internet
Analysts doubt Golden Arches will see profit
- Verne Kopytoff, Chronicle Staff Writer

Software prison term
- Henry K. Lee, Chronicle Staff Writer

Rumor raises Microsoft
- Kathleen Pender, Chronicle Staff Writer

HP taps hobbyist market
Quilters, scrapbook enthusiasts garner high-tech attention
- Benjamin Pimentel, Chronicle Staff Writer

It's a new laptop world
Notebook revenue beats desktops
- Benny Evangelista, Chronicle Staff Writer

Portals hit pay dirt
3 Net companies set up lucrative deals in China
- Vanessa Hua, Chronicle Staff Writer

Budget plasma TVs
- San Francisco Chronicle/CNET.com

Wi-Fi hot spots building up steam, but critics see another telecom bubble
- Peter J. Howe, Boston Globe

Apple tries to top Microsoft by releasing its own browser
Safari aims to be simpler and faster than competition
- Rob Pegoraro, Washington Post

U.S. seeking ways to secure computer networks
Government is shopping for high-tech tools
- Steve Lohr, New York Times

Advocates of new PC security technology
Critics call built-in controls planned for latest software a threat to computer innovation
- John Markoff, New York Times

Lazarus At Large
Be wary of credit e-mails
- David Lazarus, Chronicle Staff Writer

Cancer sleuthing
Bay Area companies among those profiling the disease
- Bernadette Tansey, Chronicle Staff Writer

Terminal technology gets TraPac test
Changes on the waterfront occur a year after labor dispute
- George Raine, Chronicle Staff Writer

July 6
Government, industry warn of mass hacker attacks
- Ted Bridis, AP Technology Writer

Oracle agrees to later hearing
Feds to study PeopleSoft bid
- Carrie Kirby, Chronicle Staff Writer

Some firms exploiting data from consumers
Promises about privacy often false or misleading
- Jonathan Krim, Washington Post

E-mail barrage is legal, court says
- Bob Egelko, Chronicle Staff Writer

Comcast takes over AT&T; Broadband Net users
Changeover comes with a few glitches for some subscribers
- Benny Evangelista, Chronicle Staff Writer

Oracle bid under antitrust review
- Carrie Kirby, Chronicle Staff Report

Digital do-it-yourself
Setting up your own PC/TV system no easy task for amateur
- Benny Evangelista, Chronicle Staff Writer

Four 4-megapixel cams under $400
- Chronicle Staff Report

Sun name puts small startup in hot seat
Silicon Goliath accuses company of infringement
- Benjamin Pimentel, Chronicle Staff Writer

Intel targets servers with six new chips
- Chronicle Staff Report

RIAA to sue individual file sharers
Recording industry gets personal with online music fight
- Benny Evangelista, Chronicle Staff Writer

Big names in tech join forces
Group tries to sync consumer electronics
- Benjamin Pimentel, Chronicle Staff Writer

Oracle maintains PeopleSoft quest
Ellison open to increasing takeover bid
- Carrie Kirby, Chronicle Staff Writer

Palm makes a dent in red ink
- Vanessa Hua, Chronicle Staff Writer

AMD cuts forecast by $100 million
- Matthew Yi, Chronicle Staff Writer

Packard Foundation president retires
- Benjamin Pimentel, Chronicle Staff Writer

Apple steps up speed
Jobs rolls out swift new G5 computer and OS X upgrade
- Benny Evangelista, Chronicle Staff Writer

Chips sprout bitty wires
New process brings nanodevices closer to practical use
- Bernadette Tansey, Chronicle Staff Writer

PeopleSoft workers wait and watch
Many are uneasy about takeover bid by rival Oracle
- Vanessa Hua, Chronicle Staff Writer

Digital in-home entertainment networks are the next must-have
Industry predicts 5 million households will be wired to the roof within 5 years
- Benny Evangelista, Chronicle Staff Writer

Many scenarios possible in Oracle takeover attempt
- Benjamin Pimentel, Chronicle Staff Writer

Online game bets on self-expression
Linden Lab's Second Life premieres today
- Matthew Yi, Chronicle Staff Writer

Fake e-mail warnings cheat the unwary
Con artists pose as Best Buy representatives
- Katie Hafner, Laurie J. Flynn, New York Times

Computing Q&A;: Just saying no to spam easier said than done
- David Einstein, Chronicle Staff Writer

Oracle raises bid for PeopleSoft
$6.3 billion hostile offer now harder to reject, analysts say
- Carrie Kirby, Chronicle Staff Writer

Trade show company rebounds
- Benny Evangelista, Chronicle Staff Writer

Troubled trade winds
U.S. technology exports down 26 percent in record deficit
- Matthew Yi, Chronicle Staff Writer