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InternetNews January 14, 2011	Google Looks to Prove It's Rock-Solid on the Cloud Google claims its Service Level Agreement for Google Apps is an 'Industry First.
The Motley Fool January 14, 2011 Matt Koppenheffer	Could Apple Have Saved the Dow? Where would the Dow be today if Apple had been included?
CRM January 12, 2011	Verecloud Partners with Intalio to Deliver CRM Cloud Services Intalio's CRM solution to enhance Nimbus CSB cloud brokerage offering to communication service providers.
CRM January 11, 2011	Veeva Systems Launches Integrated Pharma CRM and CLM Solution for the Apple iPad New Veeva iRep application satisfies the pharmaceutical industry's appetite for the fast-growing computing device.
CRM January 7, 2011	Blackbaud Adds New Analytics Tools to The Raiser's Edge The Raiser's Edge improves fundraising, communications, and supporter identification.
CRM January 5, 2011 Koa Beck	Salesforce.com Completes Acquisition of Heroku Salesforce aims to become the cornerstone of the next-generation of cloud computing with latest acquisition.
InternetNews January 14, 2011	Whamcloud Preps Community Lustre Distribution Venture-backed Whamcloud readies a new version of the Lustre parallel filesystem that is commonly used in high-performance computing environments.
InternetNews January 14, 2011	Apache Driving NoSQL With Cassandra 0.7 With what it bills as a "really strong release," Apache has issued Cassandra 0.7, promising expanded support for large databases catering to a variety of verticals.
InternetNews January 14, 2011	Eclipse Debuts New Orion Web Development Tool Open source Eclipse Foundation, traditionally known for a desktop-based ecosystem of projects and plug-ins, is releasing a browser-based Web development platform.
The Motley Fool January 14, 2011 Seth Jayson	If You See This, Should You Sell Openwave Systems? For the last fully reported fiscal quarter, Openwave Systems' year-over-year revenue shrank 16.7%, and its AR dropped 7.3%. That looks OK.
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