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INPR - Inprise to Borland (BORL)

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4602	Apparently, Wall Street likes the news!! ;-)	Big Dog	-	2/18/2000
4601	Borland Campus sold (with lease-back) for $47 million - $2.5 million reserve fo	Dennis Nicks	-	2/18/2000
4600	Hey gang just found this over at the Dell thread enjoy: <i>" T	TTOSBT	-	2/18/2000
4599	<i>From what I've read Cowpland saw right through them and started wo	Lewis Edinburg	-	2/18/2000
4598	Re: <i>" The price is going UP and it won't be coming back	TTOSBT	-	2/17/2000
4597	I have received no compelling reasons why Corel/Inprise cannot become a powerho	caveat	-	2/17/2000
4596	atvcb, If it weren't so sad it would be funny. This is my opinion on one a	Tom C	-	2/17/2000
4595	Please you must believe me when I tell you that you will NOT be alone "fli	atvcb	-	2/17/2000
4594	Parting w/ long held stocks can be painful, I resisted it for years and ended u	John Solder	-	2/17/2000
4593	John, Afraid I agree with you. Sticking two disappointing companies together,	David E. Fitzpatrick	-	2/17/2000
4592	RE: <i> the prospect of frittering away the 200M in cash on operations d	David R	-	2/17/2000
4591	Hi Brad, Thanks for the post. While I was disappointed in what Inprise had do	Mohammed Bhimji	-	2/17/2000
4590	Re: Good Post from yahoo Bradley, I know you didn't write the post from y	Tom C	-	2/17/2000
4589	There are too many compelling companies run by good mgmt teams to make money on	John Solder	-	2/17/2000
4588	Thus the agreement with TurboLinix.	dwc	-	2/17/2000
4587	Why not bet the farm on linux? Sure its a big bet, but what the fuck, it's	Kiriakos Georgiou	-	2/17/2000
4586	I don't know what was your average cost per share, but you will probably ki	Kiriakos Georgiou	-	2/17/2000
4585	One of the reasons Redhat has high valuation is because they are seen as having	Kiriakos Georgiou	-	2/16/2000
4584	Good post from yahoo: FWIW by: hxjj31a 2/16/00 11:24 am Msg: 45353 of 45696	Bradley W. Price	-	2/16/2000
4583	Hi, Don't know if I am directly answering your question or not but here is	Mohammed Bhimji	-	2/16/2000
4582	While on the subject of linux, here is a - probably - naive question. Given tha	caveat	-	2/16/2000
4581	<i>David, that is like saying a Porsche is a superior vehicle. Not if you	i-node	-	2/16/2000
4580	<i>There are still lots of DOS PC's out there (the masses are slow to	i-node	-	2/16/2000
4579	RE: <i> Linux is clearly a superior environment</i> David, that is	David R	-	2/16/2000
4578	David, I believe that there are lots of opportunities with Linx. however, rep	David R	-	2/16/2000

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