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To: A. Reader who wrote (587)	4/28/1998 9:40:00 AM
From: bcoch	Respond to of 1094

Bill Davis, former Premier of Ontario, has been a director of Corel for quite some time now. Glad to see that some political buttons are being pushed & not being a figure head or trophy director

To: A. Reader who wrote (587)	4/29/1998 12:42:00 AM
From: Wizzer	Respond to of 1094

Special Report: Q1 earnings roundup zdnet.com

To: A. Reader who wrote (587)	4/29/1998 5:02:00 PM
From: Mark Sobkowicz	Respond to of 1094

Ontario Schools to Feature CorelDRAW OTTAWA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 29, 1998--Closely following the recent announcement bringing business applications to Ontario schools, students in Ontario's publicly funded schools can now express their creativity with Corel Corporation's (TSE:COS - news; NASDAQ:COSFF - news) latest CorelDRAW(TM) graphics software. In an agreement announced today, more than 2.5 million students will have access to French and English versions of CorelDRAW(TM) 8 Academic, CorelDRAW(TM) 5 Academic and CorelDRAW(TM) 6 for Power Macintosh(R) Academic. biz.yahoo.com

To: A. Reader who wrote (587)	4/29/1998 7:07:00 PM
From: Wizzer	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1094

Sorry I should printed the whole story; Special Report: First Quarter Earnings For the Computer Industry Updated 04.24.98 While Compaq and Intel didn't exactly rake it in like they have in the past, their less-than-stellar financial reports this quarter didn't signify as much as they may have in the past either. The market had already absorbed the soft-earnings news based on the companies' early forecasts. What's more, the market itself has gotten so complex that "it's impossible to make any substantive generalizations about technology stocks even when a bellwether like Intel has a bad quarter," said Dan Scovel, an analyst at Fahnestock & Co. For a roundup of earnings reports, see: - Shiva shares edge up following Q1 revenue rise. - Symantec, on a roll, aims to keep mobile users current Sybase shares fall after poor first quarter. - Infoseek's first-quarter loss smaller than expected WorldCom earns $93M in first quarter. - Microsoft beats Q3 expectations; warns of slower sales ahead. - Gateway beats the Street, changes name. - Lucent surges on strength of Q2 earnings. - Silicon Graphics' third-quarter loss in line with expectations. - SAP's first-quarter rises on Y2K, euro sales. - IBM beats Street, but questions remain; IBM said PC pricing held down earnings Sun slips ahead of earnings report. - Bay Networks falls flat in third quarter. - Apple stuns Wall Street with $55M profit. - Digital Q3 income easily beats the Street. - TI meets Q1 estimates. - Intel hits its numbers, will cut 3,000 jobs. - Compaq hits numbers, but profits plummet. No quick fix in store for Compaq. - Unisys beats Wall Street expectations. - Yahoo! beats the Street -- again. - AMD vows to match -- and beat -- Intel prices. - Corel drops $21M in first quarter. - Strong server sales fuel Oracle's third quarter. - Novell beats Q1 estimates. Novell cites evidence of turnaround. - Dell cruises through fourth quarter; in interview, Dell CEO rips rivals Dell shares hit new high. - HP misses Q1 numbers. Forecasts: - CA projects record earnings as stock hits record high. - Intel's Barrett forecasts strong second-half sales. Intel scales back projections for Q1. Techs slump after Intel drops earnings bombshell. - SGI warns of third-quarter loss; charts new business course. - Security Dynamics' stock plunges on word of shortfall. - Compaq's brass faces its biggest test in years. - Micron Electronics warns of Q2 loss. - Quarterdeck predicts Q2 loss. zdnet.com