[TechRepublic] US IT workers file suit for jobs lost due to outsourcing

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American IT workers file suit for jobs lost due to outsourcing IT workers laid off when their jobs were outsourced have filed a class action suit against Molina Healthcare Inc. Read more Resource of the day Looking for a solution to curb your organization's rising IT costs? Download complimentary whitepaper from Oracle and learn the key capabilities in Oracle Database 11g Release 2 that enable IT professionals to successfully deliver more information, with high quality service, and at much lower cost. More from TechRepublic   GE thumbs its nose at outsourcing, builds world-class data center While most companies are rushing to outsource as much of their IT as possible, GE just made a huge investment in its IT operations with one of the world's state-of-the-art data centers. Read more Two Google Plus feature improvements for managing streams Google has released two features (August 2011) that will make managing and reading your Google Plus stream more enjoyable. Read more Poll: If HP is out of the PC business where will you get your next PC? Hewlett-Packard is looking to get out of the PC market. If that happens, where will you get your next PC? And, this is the real question, will it matter? Read more Building the next 'geek generation' Are we doing what we can to cultivate the future geeks, some of whom will turn a coding or hardware "hobby" into the next HP, Apple, or Google? Read more News from ZDNet   iPad 3 with hi-res display coming 'early' 2012, says WSJ Don't be looking for an iPad 3 this holiday season as its rumored Retina display is proving a handful for Apple's Asian suppliers like Samsung and LG. Read more webOS: A compelling OS that never appeared on great hardware HP/Palm webOS is a very good mobile operating system, but neither company could get compelling hardware released and developers never seemed to flock to the OS. Read more Palm. HP. Who owns WebOS next? With HP's discontinuation of the TouchPad, Veer, Pixi and Pre, who is the next likely suitor for the WebOS? Read more HP does a 180 -- Now it's Apotheker's company HP is now pulling a 180 in ditching both the PC and Palm hardware business, and making an offer to buy Autonomy. Read more HP: Please refund my TouchPad investment Dear HP: As an early adopter of your TouchPad tablet, I feel entitled to a full refund given your killing the product line a mere 49 days after its launch. Read more Leo Apotheker's HP never wanted webOS to succeed Take a close look at HP's radical makeover's timing: The company never gave webOS a chance. Apotheker came in meaning to transform the company into his old home: SAP. Read more Five lessons tablet OEMs can learn from HP TouchPad fiasco Lesson One: Don't launch a product, launch an ecosystem. 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