It is the Information Technology Industry Council, not the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation.
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Alibaba Health Information Technology led the advance in information technology stocks, after China vowed to deepen medical reforms.
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The rest is owned by Beijing State Research Information Technology Co and Teamsun Technology Co, an information-technology company.
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On May 23, Government Accountability Office (GAO) Director for Information Technology Management Issues David Powner submitted testimony before the House Oversight and Government Reform Subcommittees on Government Operations and Information Technology related to information technology (IT) acquisitions, operations, and cybersecurity.
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Next, you'll take the Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) Foundation, which will get you to grips with the best practices in information technology.
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Lawmakers on the House Oversight panel on Information Technology will also hold a hearing Tuesday on information technology workforce issues for the federal government.
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Although college educated workers earn more than their counterparts, those working in information technology earn 3 percent more than college educated workers in non-information technology jobs.
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Garcia worked as the chief of information technology for the State of Maryland and secretary of the Department of Information Technology for two years before joining the OPM.
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY: The budget did make several references to using information technology to improve efficiency in the Department of Veterans Affairs, Department of Commerce and in the U.S. Census Bureau.
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As he concentrated the portfolio, Mr. Bichelmeyer also reduced the number of pharmaceutical, semiconductor and information technology hardware companies while adding those that concentrate on software and information technology services.
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The groom, 29, works for Octo Consulting Group, an information technology consultancy based in McLean, Va. He is a consultant on information-technology acquisitions with the Treasury Department in Washington.
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The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) uploaded a copy of its proposed amendments to the Information Technology Act to its website following a report from Indian Express on Monday.
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In 2013 Scott Gottlieb was appointed by the Senate to serve on the Federal Health Information Technology Policy Committee, which advises the Department of Health and Human Services on health care information technology.
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He has worked in everything from manufacturing to information technology.
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Both have topped the information technology sector's 8 percent rise.
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Meanwhile, the Russell 2000 is just 18 percent information technology.
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"Information technology is about connecting with other people," Sadirac says.
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The bill aims to help replace agencies outdated information technology.
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Q. How did you get your start in information technology?
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Carter worried that the Pentagon's information technology was falling behind.
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Information technology job openings: 27,892Hospital and healthcare job openings: 22,641
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On Wednesday, the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation convenes its
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Oakbay has interests spanning mining, engineering, media and information technology.
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Information technology workers continued to delete electronic data until Sept.
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Information technology was among sectors that advanced, rising 1.6 percent.
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Klava has seized the imagination of Yekaterinburg's information technology community.
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Jim Leach, a retired information technology professional in Lafayette, Calif.
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MAX DECURTINS, BOSTON The writer is an information technology professional.
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And it was focused narrowly on the information technology industry.
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Karpeles told the court he was an information technology engineer.
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Gary Cook, an information technology expert at Greenpeace, says financial
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The college also operates a lab specializing in information technology.
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We've never had the information technology to do it before.
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The government has long been bad at managing information technology.
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"The Director of White House Information Technology is repurposing an existing system that regularly accepts personally identifiable information through a secure, encrypted computer application within the White House Information Technology enterprise," the filing says.
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China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) released on Dec.
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Additionally, the two were positive on emerging market information technology plays.
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Ben Moscovitch directs The Pew Charitable Trusts' health information technology initiative.
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The information technology company posted earnings per share of 23 cents.
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WHY is productivity growth low if information technology is advancing rapidly?
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Christine: Information Technology was clearly at the centre of those days.
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Hang Seng's sub-index for information technology companies slid 2.4 percent.
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Five employees will be retained for critical Information Technology (IT) issues.
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The information technology services company is based in Teaneck, New Jersey.
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How would your life be without electricity, let alone information technology?
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They include jobs in advanced manufacturing, health care, and information technology.
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Information technology, utilities and consumer staples led the way in May.
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Other areas include security, customer support, and information technology service management.
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Information technology was among the best-performing sectors, rising 0.8 percent.
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Both the consumer discretionary and information technology groups advanced 1.2 percent.
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But they need interpreting, and for that, information technology is essential.
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All indexes except the Nifty information technology were in the red.
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That is, roughly speaking, how the Indian information-technology industry started.
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Financials and information technology led advancers in the S&P 2000.
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His father is the director of information technology at SDI Presence.
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Last year, Apollo acquired Presidio Inc, an information technology consulting company.
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Still, the information technology sector remains the market's leader this year.
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Companies that help businesses update their information-technology infrastructure also slumped.
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It also gets an entry into the healthcare information technology market.
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She said many boards and information technology departments are looking around.
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His father retired as an information technology technician at U.N.C. Greensboro.
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His father retired as an information technology specialist at the Capt.
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The groom, 35, is a director of information technology at Columbia.
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Her mother is a professor of information technology at Pace University.
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The groom's father is an information-technology management consultant in Aventura.
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One is NuveStack, a company whose website offers information technology services.
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He commutes there for work in the university's information technology department.
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Information technology, however, saw a contraction of 2,000 jobs in June.
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Looking at each sector, Wilson reiterated his pessimism on information technology.
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But the outlook doesn't seem to have improved for information technology .
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This has made it particularly popular with Chinese information-technology firms.
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Charles Romine, NIST's Information Technology Laboratory director, is also a witness.
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Information technology and communication services sectors are the biggest losers Thursday.
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They were also layoffs in the information technology and retail sectors.
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Governments simply move too slow to keep up with information technology.
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China also has a major information technology footprint in the country.
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Daniel Castro is vice president at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation and director of ITIF's Daniel Castro is vice president at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation and director of ITIF's Center for Data Innovation.
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November 21, 2017: H.R.3243 - FITARA Enhancement Act of 2017 This law expands expiring provisions of the Federal Information Technology Acquisition and Reform Act, which made changes to the way federal agencies made information technology decisions.
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The third is the information technology revolution and the current revolution is described as an extension of the third, using a combination of hardware, robotics, and massive computing power to expand information technology beyond just software.
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Tata Consultancy Services is an information technology, consulting and business solutions company.
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After EDS, Perot founded Perot Systems, an information technology company, in 1988.
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Based in Redwood, California, this information technology company employs about 1,0003 people.
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China asked that America open its market to Chinese information-technology products.
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He later headed Vanguard's information technology division and its retail investor group.
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In August, information technology issues forced a nationwide halt to Delta's system.
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Declines in information technology briefly dragged the S&P into negative territory.
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"I am an anime fan," Jun, an information-technology worker, told Reuters.
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The most important set of new actors, however, are information-technology firms.
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Information technology and energy were the second and third greatest decliners, respectively.
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The S&P 500 rose 0.2 percent, with information technology leading advancers.
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The S&P 500 rose 303 percent, with information technology leading advancers.
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Might Ford or GM become a social network of information technology company?
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Information technology stocks Appen and Wisetech Global shed about 5 percent apiece.
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He became deputy prime minister for investment and information technology in 2016.
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Vicente González (D-Texas) and Information Technology Industry Council President Dean Garfield.
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Information technology has handily outperformed the broader U.S. stock market this year.
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He advises clients on cybersecurity, enterprise risk management, and information technology governance.
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Those include products used for robotics, information technology, communication technology and aerospace.
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The new research comes out of Princeton's Center for Information Technology Policy.
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Ten of the 463 major S&P sectors rose, with information technology .
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The 2020 census is a gargantuan modernization exercise and information technology upgrade.
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By contrast, nearly 60 percent of information technology company sales are foreign.
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Her father is an information technology program manager for BP in Houston.
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Cybersecurity training and information technology support will be offered to election officials.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas), chairman of the Oversight subcommittee on information technology.
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Robert D. Atkinson is president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation.
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The list includes products from the robotics, information technology and aerospace sectors.
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Materials and information technology led S&P 500 advancers in the close.
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Data Analyst Median Base Pay: $60,000Top Majors: Mathematics, Information Technology, Economics 6.
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Information technology accounts for 27 percent of hedge fund portfolios, GS says.
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Marketing, information technology and revenue management could be among the affected departments.
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Ms. Wyche works in information technology and Mr. Wyche is an engineer.
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"I'm an avid golfer," said Mr. Roberts, a retired information technology executive.
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She is also taking courses toward a bachelor's degree in information technology.
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There are major flaws in how the Pentagon handles its information technology.
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Increase awareness of information technology support mechanisms for employees who work remotely.
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His father is the telecommunications manager in its department of information technology.
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EuroChem's information technology chief, Vladimir Chibisov, previously worked in the Russian government.
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She is also the Editor of the Journal of Information Technology & Politics.
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He began providing information technology consulting services to businesses large and small.
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A second bill focuses on improving the IRS's cybersecurity and information technology.
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Hybrid cloud computing is a subset of the broader information technology sector.
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The list was published by China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
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The panel's plans were first reported by The Information technology news website.
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In January Mr. Oviedo enrolled in a baccalaureate program in information technology.
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Information technology stocks were also lower, tracking broad declines on the Nasdaq.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas), who chairs the Oversight subcommittee on information technology.
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Ferguson said they are largely concentrated in health care and information technology.
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HK/SIN, even as the information technology sector fell around 205 percent.
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In theory, information technology offers a way around the population density problem.
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"He wished me luck with my career," which is in information technology.
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They lived near Miami, where he works in information technology, he said.
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He is the son of Sukanya Reddy Pailla and Rajireddy Pailla of Herndon, Va. The groom's parents are software engineers in Virginia, she at SNAP, an information technology company in Chantilly, he at General Dynamics Information Technology in Fairfax.
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The top-performing sector this year, the S&P 500 information technology index .
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Information technology comes in cycles, each giving rise to a new computing platform.
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China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology said in a statement on Jan.
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You might be in luck if you come from an information technology background.
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Apple Inc will remain in the S&P information technology index, while Amazon.
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The sectors attracting the most funding: information technology, life sciences and clean tech.
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Most sectors advanced, with information technology stocks the biggest performer, up 2 percent.
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The information technology group rose 0.9 percent, in tandem with U.S. tech stocks.
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The fund's biggest sector weightings are information technology, health care and consumer discretionary.
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Some also believe productivity is being mismeasured, especially on the information technology side.
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Information technology has reshaped other sectors; it has had little impact on education.
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She holds a bachelor's degree in aerospace engineering with information technology from MIT.
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In relative terms, the gap between information technology and policy gapes ever wider.
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But the information-technology industry has solved more difficult problems in the past.
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In short, the industry on the whole suffers from an information-technology gap.
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The contract is part of a broad modernization of Pentagon information technology systems.
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Chris Msando was head of information technology for Kenya's Integrated Electoral Management System.
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The biggest drops aside from energy are materials, information technology and consumer staples:
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Medical schools should teach doctors (and nurses) to partner intelligently with information technology.
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Information technology gained more than 3.5 percent to lead all 10 sectors higher.
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The S&P 500 ended about 1.1 percent lower as information technology weighed.
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Information technology stocks were down 0.4 percent, while consumer staples was little changed.
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The panel is backed by the powerful Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.
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Kennedy is a senior fellow at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF).
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It's a kind of convergence of information technology with the traditional automobile industry.
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Last week, Shulkin announced an initiative to modernize the VA's information technology systems.
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Chris Msando was head of information technology for Kenya's Integrated Electoral Management System.
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He is an information technology and quality practitioner with 38 years of experience.
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"Investing in the economy in Iran means investing in [information technology]," he explained.
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All 11 S&P sectors rose, and the biggest drivers were information technology .
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Information technology workers and other behind-the-scenes employees already dress more informally.
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Chaim Pollack, 27, who works in information technology in Manhattan, had another idea.
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Health information technology holds so much promise for improving healthcare and reducing costs.
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Robert D. Atkinson is the president of the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation.
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In December 2016, Steve left his career in information technology at age 35.
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The Ministry of Communications and Information Technology was not immediately available for comment.
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General familiarity with computers and information technology is becoming a requirement for workers.
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Most don't even talk to the senior information technology offices within their companies.
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These sectors — information technology, finance, engineering — are among America's last great comparative advantages.
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The bride's father retired as an information technology project manager in Vancouver, Wash.
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The S&P 500 Information Technology Index, which includes both, rose 1.1 percent.
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Don't let the death of the old "information technology regime" become a burden.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas), who chairs the Oversight Committee's subpanel on information technology.
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This social media manipulation, enabled through information technology, challenged democracy's ability to respond.
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Making American intellectual property and information technology more secure from foreign cyber threats.
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The information technology sector is still leading the market as the best performer.
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The bride's father is an information technology and software development consultant in Issaquah.
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Now we have chiefs for information, technology, data, security, marketing, gaming, science, etc.
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The bride's father retired as an information technology consultant for financial services companies.
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It makes cloud-based software that helps companies manage their information technology budgets.
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His father is a vice president for information technology in the Quincy, Mass.
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His father is an information technology professional for JPMorgan Chase in Jersey City.
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He worked in information technology and pored over computers in his spare time.
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That fairly sums up the problem with the federal government information technology infrastructure.
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The S&P 500 Information Technology Index is down 4.4 percent since Thursday.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas), who chairs the Oversight panel's subcommittee on information technology.
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Gregoire is widely recognized as a strategic thinker in the information technology industry.
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Tata Consultancy Services is an information technology service, consulting and business solutions company.
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Material and telecommunications sectors led the gains, while financial and information technology lagged.
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There also are softer, but perhaps more far reaching, applications of information technology.
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Information technology and our overreliance on cyber capabilities could be our Achilles heel.
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"Information technology is expecting over 16 percent earnings growth for Q2," she said.
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The financial and insurance industry, as well as information technology, dominated the list.
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Chinese spies have allegedly hacked cybersecurity and information technology companies in each country.
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All 11 S&P sectors rose, and the biggest drivers were information technology .
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Each new wave of information technology—radio, television, computers—has led to similar predictions.
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And nearly three-fourths of information technology say they would make the switch, too.
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NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio, and NYPD Deputy Commissioner of Information Technology Jessica Tisch.
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An advisory on the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology website published on Jan.
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The MSCI Asia Pacific Information Technology index steadied, after sliding 1.4 percent on Monday.
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That didn't beat information technology, the top performer, with a gain of about 28%.
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The proceeds would be invested in growth assets such as foreign information technology companies.
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ServiceNow offers cloud services across information technology, customer service, human resources and security operations.
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Information technology held in positive territory for 2016 after briefly falling into the red.
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ZDNet informed the National Informatics Center, which builds information technology infrastructure for the government.
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Tiger Global added a new position in information technology infrastructure management company Solarwinds Corp.
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Similarly, information technology stocks jumped 1.6 percent after recording a heavy drop last week.
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Information technology was the biggest gainer among the S&P sectors, rising 1.27 percent.
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Some economists believe productivity is being inaccurately measured, especially on the information technology side.
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The Nasdaq's information technology sector fell 1.75 percent, with Facebook and Alphabet also lower.
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The information technology sector rose 2.5 percent in the first two weeks of May.
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Levin is the founder and CEO of Amida Technology Solutions, an information technology firm.
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That is far more than most estimates of the unmeasured gains from information technology.
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A day after hitting a record high, the S&P 219 information technology index .
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The focus is on middle office functions such as risk management and information technology.
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The executive order, which Trump signed Thursday, puts a priority on modernizing information technology.
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Gains were broad-based with finance, telecom, services and information technology stocks all rising.
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Earning a degree in information technology or computer science is a no-brainer investment.
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Plus, the average annual wage for computer and information technology occupations is around $84,580.
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The information technology company reported first-quarter earnings and revenues that surpassed analyst estimates.
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About two years later, Steve left his career in information technology at age 033.
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In December 2016, Steve Adcock left his career in information technology at age 35.
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The information technology sector closed 33 percent higher and was the only advancing sector.
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The closed 213 percent lower at 221,24.7, as information technology fell nearly 22.8 percent.
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Information technology has the largest weighting in the S&P 500 at 26 percent.
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The Information Technology Industrial Council (ITI) and USTelecom announced the venture back in February.
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Steven Titch is an independent policy analyst focusing on telecommunications, internet and information technology.
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Airlines were early adopters of information technology, building electronic reservation systems in the 1960s.
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The firm also has raised information technology to overweight and cut industrials to neutral.
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Information technology jobs utilize skills potentially learned in the military and offer competitive compensation.
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The S&P 500 pulled back 0.9 percent, with information technology sliding 1.8 percent.
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The S&P 93 rose 29 percent to 2500,210, with information technology leading advancers.
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Outside of military technology, Kliman said, China certainly is a leader in information technology.
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Jia has pledged 87 percent of his holdings in Leshi Internet Information & Technology Corp.
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Its information technology budget is set to clock in at $95.7 billion in 2023.
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The causes of inequality, particularly advances in information technology, are not going away soon.
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He is also the chief executive of Retlaw Consulting, an information technology consulting firm.
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Canvas Ventures, another information-technology investment group, was spun out of Morgenthaler in 2013.
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In 2015, the Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act (FITARA) was signed into law.
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The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology did not respond to requests for comment.
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An additional 220 people work on the company's engineering, information technology and analytics teams.
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French information technology specialist Umalis reported on Wednesday stable orders and turnover despite coronavirus.
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The groom, 37, works in Washington as an independent consultant specializing in information technology.
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Onetime leaders in the information technology and REITs sectors are now trailing the market.
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Synergy Hellas, a consulting firm based in Greece that provides integrated information technology solutions.
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Information technology or kind of the information sector was the one area that shrunk.
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The JEDI project is one of the largest federal information technology contracts in history.
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Ms. Giovanniello stepped away from a fast-track information technology job with Northrop Corporation.
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LAS VEGAS — Floyd Conrade, 50, a storage administrator for information technology from Emporia, Kan.
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The vacancies were especially abundant in manufacturing, information technology and health care, he said.
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The executive order, which Trump signed Thursday, puts a priority on modernizing information technology.
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The groom's mother is the information technology manager at Barnes Aerospace in Windsor Locks.
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He graduated in May 2016 with a bachelor of science in health information technology.
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Apollo is reportedly offering close to $5 billion for the information technology equipment distributor.
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We&aposre living in a world with expanded information technology and ability to communicate.
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His favorite S&P groups include information technology, industrials, consumer discretionary and financials. Disclaimer
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He also hopes to eventually pursue a degree in information technology and web design.
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Q is also part of Omni, Omnicom&aposs internal data and information technology hub.
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His father retired as the director of information technology at JPMorgan Chase in Manhattan.
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I fear that the information-technology-industrial complex has taken hold in public education.
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Ajay Sawhney, the information technology secretary, did not respond to requests for an interview.
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Mr. Willhoite worked as an information technology specialist for Pierce Transit in Lakewood, Wash.
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Commentary by Dean Garfield, the president and CEO of the Information Technology Industry Council.
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Looking for a career path, she plans to complete an information technology support program.
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The Boston area has thriving industrial clusters in both information technology and medical devices.
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GE is considering divestment of its aircraft leasing, transportation and healthcare information technology businesses.
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Since NAFTA's initial negotiation, the development of information technology in commerce and business has been enormous, so it is crucial for our financial services firms operating in a global environment to be able to decide where and how to structure information technology infrastructure.
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"It is critical that the IRS clarify information technology security risks and enforce appropriate controls with its contract review process to ensure compliance with all applicable policy and guidance for information technology contracts," said J. Russell George, Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration.
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"It's really about the concerns that the average consumer or even business operator who would be procuring information technology for their company would have about using US tech products and services," explained Daniel Castro, vice president at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation.
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Representatives from China's Ministry of Commerce and Ministry of Industry and Information Technology also participated.
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Awino now works as an information technology specialist, is married and has two young children.
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Mamadou worked in information technology and was the father of two toddlers, the CBC reported.
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The company will move most of its information technology workloads to Microsoft's Azure public cloud.
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Information technology rose nearly 1.2 percent to lead nearly all S&P 500 sectors higher.
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Based in Houston, BMC provides software that helps corporations organize their information technology management functions.
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Health care and information technology were the two greatest decliners in the S&P 13.
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At the close, information technology led the S&P, with health care and utilities lagging.
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The top-performing sectors in these periods have been information technology, utilities and consumer discretionary.
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It spent $6bn last year on Ingram Micro, an information-technology outfit based in California.
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Last week, the company was the first information technology solutions provider to list on Tadawul.
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Microsoft rose 21.43 percent, helping push the S&P information technology index up 27.4 percent.
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The Ministry of Communications & Information Technology has not confirmed or denied its block of Signal.
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Its other customers include firms active in electronics, chemicals and pharmaceuticals, energy and information technology.
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Information technology closed nearly 0.8 percent higher to lead advancers in the S&P 500.
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Another important factor is the shift toward high-tech industries like information technology and biotechnology.
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The S&P 500 ended just above breakeven, with information technology and financials leading advancers.
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India's information technology minister warned in March against any abuse of social media in elections.
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Most of these sectors – such as information technology, robotics, and aircraft – have clear military applications.
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The CSI Information Technology index of Shanghai- and Shenzhen-listed tech firms fell 2 percent.
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Some economists believe productivity is not being measured correctly, especially on the information technology side.
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The world stands at the cusp of one of the greatest breakthroughs in information technology.
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The Indian multinational is based in Mumbai and provides information technology and networking technology solutions.
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With a booming software and information technology sector, there is an entrepreneurial buzz all around.
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The information technology index rose 0.23 percent, lifted by a 0.8 percent rise in Alphabet.
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Among services showing growth in February were tourism, information technology and transportation, the IBGE said.
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Information technology stocks were down with TCS falling 0.6 percent and Wipro losing 1 percent.
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Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) hosts panel on government websites at 3:30 p.m.
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Tech Data is one of the biggest wholesale distributors of information technology in the world.
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But agencies need more agility as to when and how to upgrade their information technology.
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FITARA uses an evolving set of gradable criteria to evaluate progress in information technology investments.
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MSCI's global information technology sector index was 1.4 percent higher at an all-time high.
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Another $19 billion would go toward bolstering the country's cybersecurity through updating information technology systems.
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Energy closed 1.26 percent lower to lead S&P 500 decliners, followed by information technology.
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The official, Chris Msando, was head of information technology for Kenya's Integrated Electoral Management System.
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The successful candidate will understand that the terms "technology" and "information technology" are not identical.
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Information technology stocks tend to post the largest gains during this third-quarter earnings season.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas), who chairs the Oversight subcommittee on Information Technology, told The Hill.
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Much of that comes from 59.8 percent projected growth in investments from information technology companies.
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The list includes products from sectors such as robotics, information technology, communication technology and aerospace.
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Information technology can now precisely measure operational services including toll road use and electricity consumption.
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Josh Hawley and Charles Mok, Hong Kong's information technology legislator, have rallied against the decision.
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How well do your management and information technology systems integrate with those of the customer?
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This only bolsters our case that creative use of information technology is central to innovation.
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Even without any interference, such information technology upgrades are prone to accidental failures and disruptions.
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Those signing the letter include the Information Technology Industry Council, CompTia and the Internet Association.
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The plan will focus on 12 economic sectors, including information technology, finance and environmental protection.
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Computer and information sciences, technology, and information technology majors are expected to become increasingly desirable.
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And we all rely on computers and information technology to keep us smart and safe.
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Leidos specializes mainly in software manufacturing but also in aviation, biomedical research, and information technology.
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Morgenthaler Ventures is on its ninth venture fund and still makes investments in information technology.
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Web Developer Median Base Pay: $60,960Top Majors: Computer Science and Engineering, Information Technology, Philosophy 5.
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None of these remarks should be taken as a lack of appreciation for information technology.
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In a large corporation, information technology requirements are not left to each function or department.
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YC initially focused on information technology companies, but has been expanding into areas like biotech.
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As city information technology systems have gradually digitized, the available data has gotten far better.
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Ticker: DXCSector: Information Technology Performance through 10/29: -47.6%Source: Bank of America Merrill Lynch
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The S&P 500 closed 0.1 percent lower, as information technology fell nearly 2 percent.
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S&P Capital IQ expects growth to be led by energy, financials and information technology.
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Information technology has no doubt evolved, but there's nothing new about the transnational dynamic, right?
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The report's authors interviewed eight top officials at the information technology department, including Mr. Saini.
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Flemming and Fowler are engineers, and Hamilton works in information technology for a hardware company.
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He worked in information technology in Texas and the Middle East before helping found IJMA3.
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The S&P 500 fell 0.7 percent, led by a drop in information technology stocks.
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Another study found that the city's software and information technology sectors employed about 346,000 migrants.
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The Council in recent weeks quietly fired a staff member from the information technology department.
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Further complicating matters, Danske allowed its Estonian operation to maintain a separate information technology system.
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"I don't find it overwhelming," said Johannes Sayre, of Kingston, who works in information technology.
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This data breach may also lead to new industrywide data security and information technology standards.
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He said Miguel was a college exchange student from Jamaica who was studying information technology.
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In sleuthing out shares, Ms. Starke leans toward the information technology and health care sectors.
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Amazon's data centers would be considered critical, as it falls under the information technology sector.
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The Guardian reported that he works in information technology and does construction on the side.
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The groom, 60, is a manager of information technology at CUNY's Advanced Science Research Center.
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But there was a teacher surplus, so he took a government job in information technology.
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Information technology workers have high earning power, whether they're in an office or working remotely.
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India's Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology did not respond to a request for comment.
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Indeed, the information technology sector is by far the top performer in the this year.
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Information technology and health care lead the group, up 23 percent and 17 percent, respectively.
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It started in the information technology sector and has expanded into a diversified investment company.
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The gained 21.33 percent to close at 213,2130, with information technology leading eight sectors higher.
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From there, he developed an interest in using genomics and information technology to combat cancer.
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Tech lobbying groups such as the Information Technology Industry Council, the Internet Association and Software.
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY can make a good claim to being India's biggest and most successful industry.
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The S&P information technology index climbed 21%, while the Philadelphia chip index advanced 2500%.
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The ministry said a task force was countering the attack on its information technology systems.
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Many institutions see information technology as an afterthought and are slow in upgrading and investing.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas), chairman of the Information Technology subcommittee, told reporters after the hearing.
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Most, she said, were Europeans in the information technology sector who oversee manufacturing in China.
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Congress has traditionally been much more likely to fund airplanes, rather than information technology investments.
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Tax incentives, and investment in education and information technology will only go so far, though.
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And if that happens, Dwyer sees financials, industrials and information technology as the big winners.
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" — Rahul Mohanty, works in information technology in Pune "Paying for essentials has become a nightmare.
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The rose 1 percent to close at 2,452.51, with information technology leading 10 sectors higher.
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Most of these jobs are in the burgeoning fields of information technology and health care.
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The Communications and Information Technology Commission did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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His mother, an information technology specialist with the United States Foreign Service, left Davis, Calif.
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I'm working in cooperation with all of them with the help of today's information technology.
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Cramer found this surprising, as information technology accounts for approximately 20 percent of the S&P.
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Seven of 11 major S&P indexes were down, led by the information technology and Industrials.
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AMD closed down 9.5 percent, well below the Information Technology Index, which closed down 3.5 percent.
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The sectors investors currently favor most include information technology, communications and health care, the survey found.
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Chen, who heads the city's economic and information technology commission, did not provide any further details.
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Shot: "Its very unfair," says Daniel Castro, vice president at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation.
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Other top countries listed in the Global Information Technology Report 2016 included Finland, Sweden and Norway.
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U.S. think tank Information Technology and Innovation Foundation said there was a case for modifying GDPR.
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He pointed to cyclical stocks that pay dividends — mainly industrial, materials, consumer discretionary and information technology.
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There are also perceptions that productivity is being inaccurately measured, especially on the information technology side.
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The S&P 500 fell 0.4 percent, with information technology and health care dropping 1 percent.
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At no time in history have more adversaries been using information technology to affect national security.
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The S&P 500 advanced 0.58 percent, with financials, information technology and consumer discretionary leading advancers.
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The fell 0.09 points, with utilities leading four sectors lower and information technology the top riser.
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The S&P 500 rose 0.47 percent, with information technology rising 13 percent to lead advancers.
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The Japanese automakers said they're looking to work together in areas, including safety and information technology.
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Sectors like materials and information technology are projected to report the biggest year-over-year declines.
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The announcement came from the Communications and Information Technology Commission (CITC), Saudi Arabia's telecommunications regulatory authority.
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The S&P 500 pulled back about 0.1 percent, with financials and information technology leading decliners.
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The information technology company emphasizes energy-efficient equipment and hardware, notably its EnergyStar products and technology.
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Nasscom, the apex Indian information technology body, earlier dismissed reports about mass layoffs by software companies.
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The CIO authorized none of the 18 information technology systems, as 18F was required to do.
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His information technology company, IJMA3, is funded by private groups and governments, including the United States.
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The unit is focused on autonomy, AI, human systems/life sciences, information technology/cyber and space.
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One such feature is the use of information technology to predict possible debris from a launch.
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Ms. Foley, only half-jokingly, said that what she really missed was an information technology department.
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The S&P 500 slipped 0.1 percent, with information technology dropping 0.81 percent to lead decliners.
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Hospitals and other medical businesses have worked to adopt modern information technology, including electronic health records.
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Among them, the Information Technology Industry Council has clearly expressed their disagreements to this tariffs policy.
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Apple also helped the information technology sector, which was the best performing S&P group Thursday.
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Even within manufacturing, nearly all of the lost jobs were in low information technology intensity areas.
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The groom's parents are the founders of Genesys Consulting Services, an information-technology consultancy in Albany.
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The California Democrat made his presence known at a Wednesday House Subcommittee on Information Technology hearing.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas), who chairs the Oversight Committee's subpanel on information technology, told The Hill.
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As the information technology sector dropped over the past week, financials and energy have gained ground.
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The information technology sector has increased 9 percent since April 25, the day Facebook reported earnings.
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Information technology was among the best-performing sectors in the S&P 500, advancing 0.6 percent.
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"Overall, we must extend and optimize our use of I.T." he said, referring to information technology.
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Now the agency wants banks to ensure their information technology systems can handle those complicated determinations.
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There's a lot of money being spent on information technology (IT) in city and county governments.
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His father, who is retired, worked in Issaquah as an independent consultant on information technology security.
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Information technology is connecting more cars and enabling better awareness of what rides are needed, where.
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The information technology and health care sub-indexes fell by 0.8 percent and 0.75 percent respectively.
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Software Engineer Median Base Pay: $28,244Top Majors: Computer Science and Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Information Technology 2000.
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Televisa subsidiary Operbes won the internet bid in a consortium with information technology firm TI America.
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The latter two feature a lot of oil industry jobs, while San Jose has information technology.
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Late last year I interviewed Donald Rucker, the Trump administration's national coordinator for health information technology.
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And that's not even including the traditional information technology market that Amazon Web Services is attacking.
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They choose their program, picking among careers such as medical assisting, information technology or aircraft mechanics.
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Mr. Batista, who has a background in information technology, is also striving for a larger scale.
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The bride's father is a senior information technology manager at Johnson & Johnson in Miami Lakes, Fla.
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There is even larger demand for more basic computing skills: office software and information-technology support.
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The letters to the service providers were sent by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology.
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Vocations Orlando Sprockel, 57, is director of information technology at Cameron Mitchell Restaurants in Columbus, Ohio.
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Information technology has radically transformed major parts of our economy and improved our standard of living.
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The gained 2290.40 percent to close at 212.4,20153, with information technology closing at a record high.
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His father retired as a senior vice president in information technology at Prudential Investments in Manhattan.
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Jonathan Warner, 23, who works in information technology on 14th Street, took a more realistic position.
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Michael Bloomberg ended up running the information technology department at Salomon Brothers partly as a punishment.
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In modern society, terrorists and dangerous criminals make up a negligible percentage of information-technology consumers.
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Apollo is offering close to $5 billion for the information technology equipment distributor, according to Reuters.
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His father is a senior information technology director at ISSquared, a technology consultancy in Los Angeles.
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The bride's father is a manager at Joe Powell & Associates, an information technology company in Pelham.
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He was the partner in charge of information technology until 2002, when he left the firm.
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If you're in the software or tech, information technology industry yes it's going to be difficult.
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Information technology closed up 0.4 percent to lead three advancers, while telecommunications was the greatest laggard.
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The information technology sector is up 3.8% for the year, following coronavirus related losses in Apple.
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Nine of the 11 major S&P indexes were higher, led by the information technology sector.
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Alibaba – Alibaba bought a minority stake in China-based digital marketing company Focus Media Information Technology.
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Others on the trip included Information Technology Industry Council President Dean Garfield and other telecom companies.
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The S&P 500 closed 2.2923 percent lower at 2,470.30 as materials and information technology lagged.
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In September, city auditors revealed that the attack had destroyed data in the information technology department.
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Fordham University's School of Law, for example, has an intellectual property and information technology law program.
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This agenda will include items such as updating information technology and updating hiring and firing processes.
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As information technology has become ubiquitous, privacy has become a real concern for the average American.
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Ten of the 11 major S&P sectors fell, with the information technology index slumping 4.6%.
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He is also the founding director of the Ted Rogers School of Information Technology Management there.
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DEAN GARFIELD, WASHINGTON The writer is president and chief executive of the Information Technology Industry Council.
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Information technology stocks were the best performing among the 21 S&P 21.20 subsectors this year.
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With modern information technology, the state can shape the intimate information pond in which we swim.
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Zhengfei was an officer in the People's Liberation Army, reportedly working in the Information Technology unit.
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Healthcare information technology lets doctors carry information with them anywhere they go through apps on their smartphones.
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Information technology and consumer discretionary added the most gains, while energy and telecom led five sectors lower.
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Microsoft — Microsoft was awarded a $1.583 million information technology support contract by the Department of Defense. Amazon.
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The reworked information technology sector carries a forward P/E of 18.4 times, based on the data.
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The victim, Anthony White Jr., was 19 and had been studying information technology, CNN affiliate WRAL reported.
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Startup founder Alex Polvi has a name for the biggest idea in the world of information technology.
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Roskomnadzor is the name for Russia's Federal Service for Supervision of Communications, Information Technology and Mass Media.
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The information technology index dipped slightly on Wednesday after hitting a record high earlier in the week.
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Operating expenses climbed by 4 percent from the quarter before as marketing and information technology costs rose.
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Beyond that, the Superangel fund will be sector agnostic, sticking to a broad remit of information technology.
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Eight of 260 S&P 230 indexes were lower on Monday, led by financials and information technology.
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The parliamentary committee on information technology (IT) has decided to summon Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey on Feb.
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Revenue rose at all of the company's businesses, with its information technology unit recording the biggest jump.
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Banks have lower capital costs and they rely more heavily on information technology for their core business.
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"Information technology now is based on such small objects you just can't use conventional superconductors," notes Robinson.
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GAO estimates that the government spent at least $80 billion on information technology, or IT, in 2015.
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Shares of HP Enterprise fell nearly 21.12% after the information technology company reported mixed second-quarter earnings.
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Powell had previously compared climate change to the risks posed by the potential failure of information technology.
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McKesson — McKesson is considering a separation of its information technology business, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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The Nikkei index ended 1.01% lower at 22,971.94, with consumer discretionary and information technology sectors leading declines.
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While at Greylock, Chip led or participated in numerous successful investments in the enterprise information technology field.
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Mark graduated in May from the University of Michigan with a focus on information technology and entrepreneurship.
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It increasingly makes money from providing information, technology and licensing its names to various indices and ETFs.
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Industrials are off 20163%, while energy is down 9.8% and information technology has seen an 8.2% drop.
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"Basically, [Tan's] trying to get a larger piece of the information-technology-spending pie," the host said.
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The bank planned to improve information technology, human resources and develop a credit information system, he said.
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The history of information technology is littered with initiatives that collapsed under the weight of internal conflict.
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Such comparisons are harder to make for white-collar jobs—between, say, human resources and information technology.
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The regulator first announced privatisation plans, which include air traffic control and information technology units, in November.
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Such temptations would be highest in the information technology and health care sectors, according to the report.
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The information technology sector rose 0.6 percent, the most among the 11 main index S&P sectors.
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The Chinese telecommunications giant partnered with a state-owned Chinese firm, Panda International Information Technology Co Ltd.
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The S&P information technology sector was up 413 percent, giving the broader index its biggest boost.
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The information technology sector rose 0.5 percent, the most among the 11 main index S&P sectors.
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The hearing, held by the Subcommittee on Information Technology, acted as a brainstorming session about possible solutions.
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The order also places a premium on adopting newer, more secure information technology in the executive branch.
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He'd worked in information technology all his life, but the sudden job loss dimmed his future considerably.
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Kennedy is a senior fellow at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, a tech policy think tank.
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However, information technology stocks continued to be under selling pressure following Infosys March quarter results on Friday.
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Coby, who joins the boards on June 1, is currently information technology director at John Lewis Plc.
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CSRA provides information technology and related services to the U.S. Department of Defense and the intelligence community.
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Information Technology buybacks in the quarter dropped to $61.3 billion compared with $82.3 billion a year earlier.
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With first-quarter earnings season nearing, information technology firms have been revising their forward guidance considerably lower.
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For instance, the weighting for the information-technology sector was 22003 percent at the end of 213.
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The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation is holding a lunch briefing on Tuesday at 12:00 p.m.
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S.S. Ahluwalia has also been made junior minister in charge of the Ministry of Electronics & Information Technology.
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The S&P 500 index closed 1.85 lower percent, as information technology fell more than 3.35 percent.
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The latest delay is mainly the result of problems with new financial information technology, the company said.
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Zakka, a Washington-based information technology expert, was arrested in 2015 while attending a conference in Iran.
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While at Greylock, Chip led or participated in numerous successful investments in the enterprise information technology field.
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According to the documents, Huawei partnered with Panda International Information Technology, a state-owned Chinese communications company.
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N) said on Wednesday it had agreed to acquire U.S. information technology equipment distributor Tech Data (TECD.
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His father is the director of sales at HCL Technology, an information technology services company in Boston.
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The senator also asked Koskinen to describe any additional human and information technology resources that are needed.
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N) said on Wednesday it had agreed to acquire U.S. information technology equipment distributor Tech Data (TECD.
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The financials group rose 21.16 percent, industrials gained 249.77 percent and information technology was up 2.1 percent.
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Sectors covered by Trump's proposed tariffs include products used for robotics, information technology, communication technology and aerospace.
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He runs a team of 35 staffers, split between smaller subsets handling engineering, data and information technology.
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The S&P 500 information technology index, which has led other sectors in 2017, dipped 0.35 percent.
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Differences in compensation and labor utilization reflect an increasing demand for workers in information technology intensive jobs.
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Mr. Mudge said the replacement workers would also include some information technology professionals, finance personnel and engineers.
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The S&P 500 information technology index is up 10.6 percent since its April 17 closing price.
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The bill also would renew the IRS's ability to hire information technology professionals through a streamlined process.
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Technology stocks have easily outperformed this year, with the S&P information technology sector advancing 17.6 percent.
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The finished 0.2 percent lower at 2,578.85, with utilities and information technology as the worst-performing sectors.
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Daniella Flores and her wife Alexandra live in St. Louis, Missouri, and both work in information technology.
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"I am most constructive on consumer, information technology and industrials sectors after the MSCI inclusion," he said.
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Information technology jobs are expanding year after year, so veterans may want to consider joining this career.
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Mr. Manning, 28, is a program analyst for information technology at the Federal Railroad Administration in Washington.
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The hit record highs, rising 21.6 percent to 21.8,602.42 with information technology as the best-performing sector.
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Deutsche is cutting back a workforce of around 100,000, revamping information technology and shrinking non-core assets.
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Sectors covered by the proposed tariffs include products used for robotics, information technology, communication technology and aerospace.
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In another example, Omnity was asked to find more information about Ford becoming an information technology company.
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He graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he also received a master's in information technology.
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Trump has tasked the office with creating a task force on modernizing government services and information technology.
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Wisconsin's capital is a "hotbed of the healthcare, information technology, and manufacturing industries," said a local expert.
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His mother retired as an information technology manager for the local government in the Highlands of Scotland.
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His father retired as an information technology enterprise development manager for the DuPont Company in Wilmington, Del.
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Ms. Danner, a former information-technology worker who lived alone, was well aware of Ms. Bumpurs's fate.
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Currently, it invests a third of its budget, and a third of its staff, to information technology.
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Ravi Kumar, the president of Infosys, the India-based information technology giant, was considering an American expansion.
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Her mother is a vice president for information technology at JPMorgan Chase & Company, another New York bank.
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Information technology allows judges to research and write opinions faster and to post them on the internet.
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Beer joined JPMorgan in 2014 from healthcare company WellPoint, where she led information technology and specialty products.
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Their resumption of work rate was about 52%, China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology disclosed Friday.
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Until 2015, the groom's mother worked as an information technology project manager at CMC in Wilmington, Del.
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It aimed to spend 5 billion baht ($143 million) to develop information technology, it said in April.
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He is a first-generation American born to Ghanaian parents who works as an information technology engineer.
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Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) will hold a lunch on privacy laws at 12:15 p.m.
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Representatives from China's ministry in charge of information technology didn't respond to the newspaper's requests for comment.
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The White House wants to update government information technology systems, cut costs, eliminate waste and improve service.
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Ms. Williams was visiting Washington for the weekend from Columbus, Ohio, where she works in information technology.
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Even sectors like information technology tumbled despite a weaker rupee, indicating increasing anxiety amongst investors, he added.
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I imagine the biggest names in information technology would have at least some sway inside the beltway.
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It also made an unsuccessful offer to merge with Lockheed Martin's government information technology and services businesses.
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"We have to buy more with less," said Marcelo Pagotti, the planning ministry's secretary for information technology.
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The House Oversight information technology subcommittee will hold a hearing on the VA's cybersecurity at 2 p.m.
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The tech lobbying firm Franklin Square Group hired Sarah Beth Jansen away from the Information Technology Council.
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In turn, this engaged community can use information technology to monitor officials, and curtail corruption and laziness.
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A Moscow initial public offering (IPO) of information technology services company IBS is still expected in April.
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Moreover, the financial sector is now spending close to $22019 billion per year on information technology alone.
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Early in the night, I asked Todd Stevens, an affable, longhaired information-technology director from York, Penn.
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There is also a perception that productivity is being inaccurately measured, especially on the information technology side.
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The declined 2500 percent to end at 222,2000, with information technology and financials leading the way lower.
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The gained 143 percent to end at 214,217 with information technology rising 25 percent to lead advancers.
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Among U.S. goods affected were solar and information technology products, telecommunications equipment and biotechnology products, they said.
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Retail, information technology and insurance services all sustained high growth rates in January, the official data showed.
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Computer and information technology jobs are projected to grow faster than the average of all other occupations.
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The information technology play helps enterprises go digital, so Cramer figured its quarterly results would be strong.
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A clue of Ms. Ma's legal woes came in statements by Liaoning Darong Information Technology Co. Ltd.
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Benoit, who holds a day job in information technology in Boston, has an ambivalent relationship with Tesla.
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We still have not got a lot of the integration of [information technology] in a meaningful way.
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The measure would establish a new line for reporting about information technology within the federal government, now instructing the federal chief information officer (CIO) — who oversees information technology throughout the administration — to report to the director of the Office of Management and Budget instead of the office's deputy director.
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Information technology has led the surge in Utah's job market, and it shows no signs of letting up.
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The Washington Technology Industry Association says the state's information technology exports are growing faster than any other state.
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If you look at the overall [information technology] spending market, it's over a trillion dollars of IT spend.
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View jobs Information technology company Hewlett-Packard was established in 1939, and in 19933 split into two entities.
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The group includes the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, the National Retail Federation and the Information Technology Industry Council.
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The company needed to shift its strategic focus to employ more information technology and battery experts, Diess said.
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According to one of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology officials, such security precautions may not matter.
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Only 18% of computer science graduates are women, according to National Center for Women and Information Technology (NCIWT).
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The pair advocate for enhanced resources for enforcement, improved information reporting and increased investments in IRS information technology.
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The S&P 500 closed at a new all-time high at 2,137.16, led by information technology stocks.
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When smartphones supplanted Blackberries, however, White House information technology administrators adopted a new policy: No texts at all.
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Looking at an S&P 500 information technology chart, Suttmeier sees the group continuing to power the rally.
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Meanwhile, his big sector bet on information technology companies, including Facebook Inc, Google parent Alphabet Inc and Amazon.
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The company also guarantees veterans a job, benefits and a salary during training for an information technology career.
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Two goliaths of information technology, Google and Twitter, lodged a brief in support of PubPeer in January 2016.
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U.S. stocks closed lower on Thursday, with information technology led decliners, as concerns over the presidential election lingered.
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And it paid off: China became a global leader in information technology, and the party remained in power.
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He moved to New York City where he became the head of information technology at LivePerson in 2010.
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The S&P 500 information technology sector has been flat even when the central bank embraced easy money.
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Information technology shifted 15 years ago from perpetually licensed, on-premise software to Software as a Service (SaaS).
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The report, from the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation, said the missed opportunities threatened as many as 74,000 jobs.
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The most popular study programs are Entrepreneurship, English as a Second Language, and Software Engineering and Information Technology.
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But Mr. Haque pointed to the continued growth in enterprise software companies and health care information technology businesses.
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Goenka is a former employee of International Business Machines Corp and advises government committees on information technology initiatives.
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I mean to be a great deal of investment using information technology that can accomplish a great deal.
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It's going through the same kind of transformation right now that occurred in information technology 20 years ago.
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The Taiwan-based information technology company offers low-energy microchip products that are used in consumer electronics applications.
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Jerad Speigel is chief executive officer of Phase One, an information technology solutions company based in Alexandria, Virginia.
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His counsel sent a follow-up memo to information-technology employees to remind them to preserve the emails.
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The S&P 500 rose 0.5 percent, with information technology leading advancers, while the Nasdaq gained 0.82 percent.
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It also made an unsuccessful offer to merge with Lockheed Martin Corp's government information technology and services businesses.
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But the uncertainty over what the review will mean for the Indian information technology sector has companies worried.
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Some of the conglomerate's acquisitions over the past decade, ranging from gas distribution to information technology, have underperformed.
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The information technology sector fell 216.19 percent after weak forecasts from U.S. technology companies weighed on U.S. stocks.
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Information technology has overtaken financial stocks as the best performer in the S&P 500 since the election.
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"This agency wouldn't increase our information technology security, but further endanger it," said Greens lawmaker Konstantin von Notz.
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The closed down 47.17 points, or 13 percent, at 1,943.09, with information technology leading all 10 sectors lower.
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The S&P 500 slipped 0.1, with energy leading decliners, but the information technology sector rose 0.31 percent.
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He had an information technology company with 30 employees, an apartment in Moscow, a Toyota and a Mercedes.
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He worked as an information technology employee for Lehman Brothers at the bank's Dubai offices until his arrest.
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The contract was awarded to the company's information technology unit and includes a base period of five years.
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The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) will host a discussion on autonomous vehicles at 10:85033 a.m.
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For the young engineers still pouring out of the city's institutes, the big new industry is information technology.
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Information technology shares were particularly strong, after the U.S. tech sector surged past its dotcom era peak overnight.
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The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) believes five "must-have" elements are crucial for a successful bill.
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The BLS expects employment of computer and information technology occupations to grow 13 percent from 2016 to 2026.
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In addition to cleaning, the company provides services such as maintenance, information technology support, office supplies and security.
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The gained 21.49 points, or 1.01 percent, to end at 2,147.26, with information technology leading all sectors higher.
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Information technology was the best-performing U.S. sector, up 26% year-to-date through the end of June.
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HK/SIN amid broad-based gains, with the information technology sector among the best-performers in the afternoon.
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He is also an active duty U.S. Army Officer with 18 years of experience in Information Technology Management.
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Will Hurd (R-Texas) said during a House Oversight and Government Reform Subcommittee on Information Technology hearing Wednesday.
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Information Technology and Innovation Foundation will head to the Hill for an event on tech disruption at noon.
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The information technology and services industry is driving significant demand for recent grads in cities across the country.
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"This is an unprecedented project," said Anne Roest, commissioner of the city's Department of Information Technology and Telecommunications.
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The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) will hold an event on "hybrid" infrastructure at 10:00 a.m.
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The groom is an analytics manager in the information technology department of the NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital medical system.
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He is India's union minister of communication and information technology, not the minister of union communication and technology.
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Instead, it depicts variations on a near future transformed by information technology — our world, just a little worse.
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McKesson is a leading provider of healthcare services, distributing pharmaceuticals, and providing information-technology solutions to improve healthcare.
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Generally, growth stocks like information technology names and consumer discretionary flourish in times of economic expansion, Sanchez contends.
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Information technology lost 3.95 percent in March as the third-worst-performing sector in the S&P 500.
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Just like bridges, tunnels and roadways, our entire information technology (IT) infrastructure, including voting, needs a major facelift.
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Zakka, an information technology specialist, was sentenced to 10 years in jail and fined $4.2 million in 2016.
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It added that proceeds will go towards investments in growth such as buying into foreign information technology companies.
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Instead, it wanted to set a broader legal precedent, forcing information-technology firms to help it when asked.
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Meanwhile, Kindinger pointed out increasing investor activity in sectors such as health care, information technology and consumer goods.
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The groom's mother is a director of information technology at the Institute of Reading Development in Novato, Calif.
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He graduated from the University of Illinois and received a certificate in executive information technology management from Columbia.
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His father, who is also retired, was an information technology adviser at the University of California, San Diego.
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Rather than pay a ransom to the hackers, the utility is rebuilding its information technology systems from scratch.
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Mr. Kijthavee grew up in Bangkok, and moved to Australia to attend university, where he studied information technology.
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The home ministry, the BJP president and party's information-technology chief did not respond to requests for comment.
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DXC Technology – The information technology company's stock dropped 11% after it announced the retirement of CEO Mike Lawrie.
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The S&P 20.3 information technology index has surged 2500% in June, its strongest month in three years.
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And Marguerite Ouedraogo Bonane, the president of the Commission for Information Technology and Civil Liberties for Burkina Faso.
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His father retired as an information technology specialist in Los Angeles for Cantor Fitzgerald, the financial services company.
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His father is the manager of information technology operations and networking at the City of Cincinnati Health Department.
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Her mother is a principal database administrator in the information technology department at United Airlines, also in Houston.
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She once took an emergency two days off work as an information technology consultant to finish another series.
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Basically, the auditors couldn't account for where all the money went because of flaws in information technology systems.
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"If we can do it the legal way, so can they," said Mr. Pham, an information technology consultant.
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After high school, Ms. Gibson spent "11 unhappy years" in information technology for an arm of local government.
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The information technology company reported second quarter adjusted earnings per share of $2.15 on revenue of $52.03 billion.
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France-based information technology company Solutions 30 reported on Wednesday a Q4 Revenue up at 200.3 Million Euros.
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Tesla's inclusion on the list published by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology was reported by Reuters.
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Some of the advances were done with his wife, Alice Schneider, who oversaw information technology for Road Runners.
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But the DOD will design, build, secure and operate the NBIB's entire information technology system, the administration said.
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They are accused of illegally accessing classified information, and breaching and intercepting information technology systems and data communications.
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The biggest growth in the Foreign Service has been in support staff — primarily security and information technology personnel.
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Foreign insurers have raised concerns about new Chinese cyber security regulations that require "secure and controllable" information technology.
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For inspiration, think of the massive decreases in the cost of information technology over the past 25 years.
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Insight Global is a national staffing and services company that specializes in sourcing information technology, government, and accounting.
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New programs that train workers for jobs in expanding industries, like information technology and health care, would help.
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The Information Technology Industry Foundation will hold an event on social contracts for data at 85033:30 p.m.
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Like many H-2202B visa holders, AJ was born in India and works in the information technology field.
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He articulates how different forms of information technology bear different assumptions about the nature of knowledge and intelligence.
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The bride's father retired as an information technology project manager at Pacific Gas & Electric Company in San Francisco.
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Information technology is currently the best-performing sector in this year, up a sizable 26 percent since January.
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This isn't just because their information technology departments are incompetent (though there are surely cases of that, too).
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The S&P information technology index added 1.4% to a record high, leading gains among the main sectors.
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The guidance in question, known as Circular A-22019, directs agencies on how to secure their information technology.
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The People's Liberation Army is not only going to utilize information technology to perfect its precision strike capabilities.
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Also, she said wage gains are concentrated in a few in-demand professions like information technology and accounting.
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The gained 1.4 percent to finish at 210,22.858, with materials and information technology as the best-performing sectors.
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The Information Technology Innovation Foundation will hold an event on drones and public safety at 1:00 p.m.
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Australia's information technology sector, followed its U.S. counterpart to rise 2.8 percent to a near two-week high.
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Jordan, responsible for driving information technology strategy and operations for Symantec, brings significant cybersecurity expertise to Slack's board.
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Rettig told lawmakers he wants to work with Congress to improve the agency's customer services and information technology.
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The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF) holds a roundtable on antitrust policy on Thursday at 10 a.m.
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Headquarters: San Jose, CaliforniaIndustry: Information technology and servicesDescription: Zoom Video Communications provides remote conferencing services using cloud computing.
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"Six of the top seven names owned by hedge funds are in the Information Technology sector," Levkovich said.
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Nine of the 11 major S&P indexes were higher, led by the information technology and financial sectors.
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If dictionaries are a form of information technology, the building is in some ways a catalog of obsolescence.
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Rather, they could be achieved through attrition and early retirements, procurement reform and improved use of information technology.
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Information Technology and Innovation Foundation will host an event on open government data risks at 9:00 a.m.
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"Last year, out of nowhere, they just said, 'We're done,'" said Jerry Adach, who works in information technology.
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The S&P 2500 information technology index has surged 2500% in June, its strongest month in three years.
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Among the trade groups are TechNet, CompTIA, the Consumer Technology Association and the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation.
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There's the UN's HeForShe campaign, CODE, CODE21, Special Effect, and the National Center for Women and Information Technology.
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A website analyzes North Korean media and tries to figure out what the country's information technology actually looks like.
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CP Gurnani is CEO and managing director of Tech Mahindra, a global provider of information technology and networking solutions.
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The proposal calls for a progressive increase in domestic components in sectors such as advanced information technology and robotics.
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United's Optum unit is suing former information technology executive David Smith for breach of contract in Massachusetts District court.
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But it's the Information Technology Sector that ultimately ends up as the Q4 season winner, by a healthy margin.
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The bourse was little changed as gains in information technology stocks were offset by the falling consumer discretionary sector.
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The third industrial revolution, driven digitally by the United States, was one of computers, the Internet, and information technology.
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Josh Kallmer, senior vice president for global policy for the Information Technology Industry Council, said the changes were positive.
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Ottawa wanted the funds to spur investment in such sectors as digital media, information technology, clean tech and telecommunications.
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Ramos, a former information-technology worker for the federal government, had a long-held grudge against the Capital Gazette.
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The third axiom was harder to state, but it also crops up as a constraint on quantum information technology.
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Zakka, an information technology specialist who also has U.S. residency, had been detained on charges of anti-state activity.
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Forrest also thinks that the focus on consumer discretionary and information technology stocks are steps in the right direction.
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Companies moving much of their information technology off premises, part of the cloud-computing trend, proved a bright spot.
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In 2016, roughly 40 percent of its economic output was generated by industries like biotech, telecommunications, and information technology.
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The lower natural rate of the 1990s might have been down to more efficient hiring thanks to information technology.
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Labour experts believe the number of vacancies in computing and information technology could easily top a million by 26.
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The fake emails defy many existing controls for malicious communications, said Erik Nyberg, director of information technology at KVC.
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Soaring sales of these chips (see chart) are the clearest sign yet of a secular shift in information technology.
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At least, unlike America's many much smaller lenders, Eastern has the wherewithal to tackle another costly burden: information technology.
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Yet banks' information-technology systems are a curious mixture of the old and rickety and the sleek and modern.
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FWD Life Indonesia continues to draw on its parent's marketing and operational resources, including risk management and information technology.
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The S&P rose 613 percent for the month, with energy the top performer and information technology the worst.
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The Nikkei index declined 20.54% to 21.09,230 by 0133 GMT, with consumer discretionary and information technology sectors leading declines.
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MSCI's broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan gained 0.6 percent, with information technology shares rising 1.3 percent.
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The DNC's information technology team did not realize the seriousness of the incursion until late March, the sources said.
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There also was an increase in billionaires who made their money from insurance, retail, business services and information technology.
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Investment from the information technology and telecommunications industries was found to be the most sensitive to Brexit-related factors.
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China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, which regulates electric cars, did not respond to faxed requests for comment.
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"Basically, [Tan's] trying to get a larger piece of the information-technology-spending pie," the "Mad Money" host said.
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The agency said victims of the attacks have included information technology firms, health-care companies, communications providers and manufacturers.
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Daniel Peebles, information technology manager at Andretti Autosport, the auto racing group based in Indianapolis, tackles education head on.
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It cited Lockheed Martin Corp's plan to sell a large chunk of its government services and information technology business.
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Earlier gains in consumer staples and information technology stocks were offset by losses in energy, utility and healthcare sectors.
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Technology policy group Information Technology & Innovation Foundation (ITIF) said China's policies threatened the "entire global economic and trade system".
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Huawei is reportedly working with a company called Panda International Information Technology, which is owned by the Chinese government.
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For example, foreign insurers have raised concerns about new cyber security regulations that require "secure and controllable" information technology.
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Many information technology professionals have signaled for months that they did not plan significant increases in spending this year.
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In particular, the relentless advance of information technology has made remote work and dispersed teams more viable than ever.
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The information technology sector rose 1.3 percent, aided by a gain of 1.4 percent in index heavyweight Tencent Holdings .
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We spoke this week about Trump, potential Obamacare repeal and the state of the health care information technology industry.
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It includes more than 600 other people at the FBI — including staff in management, information technology, and intelligence operations.
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The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology says NEVS should account for a fifth of auto sales by 27.
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The S&P 500 Information Technology sector is down 18 percent over the past three months, including reinvested dividends.
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On Monday, the Information Technology Industry Council will be holding a panel on tax reform at Google's D.C. office.
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What's your investment plan on information technology such as artificial intelligence and Internet of Things, compared with last year?
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Despite the decline in manufacturing employment, manufacturing output has increased, largely because of automation and advances in information technology.
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The incubator includes 30 companies that span business software, information technology and a growing portfolio of additive manufacturing companies.
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The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology issued a basic telecoms service licence to CBN on 5 May 2016.
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The index rose 2.84 percent for the week, with consumer discretionary and information technology leading all 13 sectors higher.
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The S&P 500 information technology index fell 523%, with the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index falling 1.6% from record highs.
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In the past three centuries, we've only really seen three such inventions: the steam engine, electrification, and information technology.
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Albert graduated from Harvard College in economics and computer science and holds a Ph.D. in Information Technology from MIT.
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A commitment shared by Information Technology Subcommittee Chairman Will Hurd (R-Texas) and myself in managing the IT subcommittee.
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Although investments have squeezed Walmart's profits, the firm can afford to invest more than any other in information technology.
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Kristy Shen was in her twenties working in information technology in Toronto when she knew something had to change.
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Chip Hazard, Flybridge Capital Chip's investment interests and experience broadly cover companies and technologies in the information technology sector.
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Additionally, Olson called on Congress to boost the IRS's funding so that it can modernize its outdated information technology.
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They'll be part of a new sector called "communications services" and no longer will be part of information technology.
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Networking giant Cisco Systems Inc said in February that it was weathering a global slowdown in information-technology spending.
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His fatheris a principal consultant in Manhattan with Tori Global, a London-based group of information technology management consultants.
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The lawmakers said that while the IRS's budgets and staffing levels have declined, its information technology needs were increasing.
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Ten of the 11 major S&P sectors rose, with information technology up 0.77 percent to lead the advancers.
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So-called "biohacking" groups have begun experimenting with homespun processes, much as early computer hackers did with information technology.
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Students complete coursework and training in a field of concentration — including information technology, finance, health care, agriculture and more.
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