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Intuit Reaffirms Estimates for 1Q Loss (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
Intuit Inc., a provider of personal finance and accounting software such as Quicken and TurboTax, on Wednesday reaffirmed its expectation of a fiscal first-quarter loss of $99 million to $114 million, or 16 cents per share to 18 cents per share.
CCH Projects Key Tax Figures for 2007 (SYS-CON Media)
The indexing of many features of the tax code will bring some relief to taxpayers next year, according to CCH, a Wolters Kluwer business, which today released estimated income ranges for each 2007 tax bracket. CCH is a leading provider of tax, audit and accounting information, software and services (CCHGroup.com).
Eveready Industrial Services Corp. Chooses Dispatch Direct Enterprise as Its Service Call Software (SYS-CON Media)
Dispatch Direct has announced that they havebeen chosen by Eveready Industrial Services Corporation, the Canada-basedproviders of industrial and oilfield services, to implement Dispatch DirectEnterprise as their service call software.
Software Chief Sees a Recovery of Some Losses From Scandal (New York Times)
CA Inc. expects to recover some of the money it lost in an accounting scandal, the chief executive, John Swainson, said.
Software targets telecommunications companies. (ThomasNet)
M4® Solutions v7.0 Geographical Operations System software links planning and mapping data directly with accounting, asset, customer, and service information. Dispatch Manager module handles service order and trouble ticket cycle from creation to close, while fiber management functionality includes template builder, fiber-to-the-home (FTTH) tools, laptop synching capabilities, and security
Progess Software sees sales increase (bizjournals.com via Yahoo! Finance)
Progress Software Corp., said fiscal third-quarter sales rose 12 percent but did not disclose earnings due to an ongoing review of its practices related to stock options.
Tally to Challenge SAP in $18bn Software Market (RedNova)
By Tony Glover, The Business, London Sep. 17--German-based business software giant SAP is about to face fierce competition from aggressive Indian software developer Tally.
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