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  • Chase-ing e-Business

    Chase Manhattan, the second-largest bank in the United States, is certainly a financial services force to be reckoned with. Until recently, however, even top Chase officials admit that the company was a bit of an e-business pipsqueak.

  • E-business lessons from luxury

    It's easy to figure out what the wealthy want from an e-commerce site: top-notch goods and services provided in a "high-touch," face-to-face environment. ZDNet takes some hints from Mercedes-Benz and Blue Nile on how to attract high-end customers.

  • Enterprise ramps up e-biz spending

    Forward-looking CIOs say now is not the time to scale back on e-business initiatives. In fact, many are increasing spending. Find out where they're spending their dough -- and why.

  • The cheque is in the e-mail

    Electronic billing is back, and this time, it means business, as many companies and financial institutions roll out electronic bill payment schemes.

  • Corporate security gets urgent

    There's a new resolve among IT managers to protect Internet infrastructures. But does technology really have a chance against large-scale cyberattacks?

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  • Oracle expands e-business software

    Oracle will release a new version of its set of business applications next month, repositioning some programs to take advantage of a trend and adding features that move the company into a market it's not yet tapped.

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