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- Michael Capellas has landed
- Michael Capellas has landedCapellas always lands on somebodyIf Capellas does for First Data what he did for MCI, we can expect him to earn a hefty multi-million-dollar bonus for selling out the company and arranging for long-term employees to lose their jobs. Luckily, I'm not bitter.Michael ComesellusThis guy is good...
- Tags: Michael Capellas, KKR
- Discussion threads 2007-07-10
- Sun starts to think different; plants private equity seed
- Why would a company with $2.6 billion in cash lying around as of Dec. 31 raise another $700 million from one of private equitys biggest players? Thats a question worth a little reading between the lines. To be sure, Sun Microsystems...
- Tags: General, Hardware Infrastructure, Sun, KKR, Sun Microsystems Inc.
- Blog posts 2007-01-23
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- Michael Capellas has landed
- Michael Capellas, former CEO of Compaq and MCI formerly Worldcom, has landed at First Data Corp. First Data Corp. is an e-commerce payment company that you probably run into every day via services as the STAR ATM network, TeleCheck and various back-end commerce systems. The company is also being bought...
- Tags: E-commerce, General, Hardware Infrastructure, IT Management
- Blog posts 2007-07-10
- SAMP makes sense for Sun
- Suns transformation into an open source company continued today with its launch of what it calls a SAMP stack.SAMP consists of the three most popular open source application projects -- Apache/MySQL/Perl or PHP -- on top of Solaris Express, a developer version of the Solaris 10 OpenSolaris project.When CEO Jonathan...
- Tags: Applications, Development, Distributions, General, management, Sun Microsystems
- Blog posts 2007-02-13
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