Daily technology news - 14-Jun-2007

Creative Technology Announces Its Intention to Voluntarily Delist From NASDAQ (Linux World)Creative technology Ltd. today announced that the Company intends to voluntarily delist its Ordinary Shares from the NASDAQ Global Market ("NASDAQ") with August 1, 2007 as the last day of trading on NASDAQ and will continue with other steps necessary to facilitate the termination of its U.S. public reporting obligations. The Company's current primary listing on the Singapore Exchange Securities ...

Dads Launch Technology Campaign for National Eating Disorders Assn. (Linux World)For a committed group of dads across the country, this Father's Day is more than a day of barbeques, family outings, cards and presents. It marks the launch of a new technology campaign for the National Eating Disorders Association, a nationwide non- profit organization serving many thousands of individuals and families affected by eating disorders.

Technology CEO Council's 'Great Nation' Report Outlines Strategy for U.S. Competitiveness (Linux World)CEOs from the nation's leading technology companies today unveiled a comprehensive report outlining a strategy for U.S. competitiveness for the 21st Century. As the nation heads into the important 2008 election cycle, the report calls on policymakers to embrace a positive, action-oriented agenda that leverages U.S. strengths to compete in the increasingly global marketplace.

New Artes Subsidiary To Apply Company's Technology Beyond Wrinkles (Seeking Alpha via Yahoo! Finance) Sara Calabro submits: Spheris Medical, a new subsidiary launched Wednesday by San Diego-based Artes Medical , will take Artes microsphere technology, currently used to make an anti-wrinkle filler, and apply it to serious medical conditions such as acid reflux, spinal disk repair, sleep apnea, and stress urinary and fecal incontinence.

Following The SELEX Oncology Technology Pathway To Merck (Seeking Alpha via Yahoo! Finance) Adam Rubenstein submits: You may have seen the news Monday on the Archemix and Merck KGaA deal for the use of the SELEX® technology in the oncology field. Well, Cambridge and Germany are a long way from Colorado, or are they The origins of the Archemix/Merck deal may be traced back to the first [... ]

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Daily technology news - 14-Jun-2007