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interbiznet presents the Bugler
| February 8, 2000 |
A Better Idea
Ford offers its 350,000 employees free computers and Internet access. Delta follows with a similar offer for its 72,000. John Sumser considers the relevance to the Online Recruiting industry.
It Didn't Take Long ...
Delta Airlines is following Ford's example and will offer its 72,000 employees a computer and Internet access for approximately $12 a month.
New Combinations
In a 5-year agreement, CDI will expand its implementation of Personic's EZaccess to an additional 10,000 desktops worldwide.
Career Central will provide SQL Server Magazine visitors with access to its unique JobCast technology while the magazine will promote Career Central for Developers online and in print.
Wanted Technologies will power the job search function for Hoover's Online Career Development channel.
Check Out The Competition
Career Rewards, a new site that allows users to make money by referrals to prospective employers in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area.
TelecommuteMagazine, a job resource site for telecommuters.
Careers2000.net offers current job openings, candidate information for employers, and resume writing help.
Are Employment Classifieds Returning?
After long-term declines in employment classifieds, newspapers appear alive with help-wanted ads.
Yahoo! Down. Boohoo! In case you haven't heard about it, yesterday Yahoo! was down for a number of hours due to a computer hacker attack. Read about it from CNet, The Washington Post, or The New York Times.
Face Lifts
Techies.com announced that Cysive, Inc. will re-architect its Website. Techies is also undertaking a new advertising campaign with commercials that will feature its members talking about the challenges of the technology field.
Monster.com reports new technology, new interface, and design with Monster 2000.
BTM Market Report USD/JPY and EURO/USD were mostly quiet in the New York session. EURO/USD had initially traded down the 0.9755 level after breaking below 0.9800. However, it managed to trade back above 0.9800 this afternoon. The rebound may be attributed to expectations that tomorrow's German unemployment number will be better than expected. USD/JPY held onto its overnight gains, but did not have enough momentum to break the 108.80 level. There is talk of an Asian central bank selling at the 109.00 level. USD/JPY was boosted on warning from the Japanese government that Q4 GDP would be negative. Market report as of 3:30 p.m., NY, February 07,
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