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Digex now employs 818, compared to the 1,404 workers that toiled in its halls a year ago.Savings from layoffs and other cost-cutting measures were reflected in selling, general and administrative ...

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WorldCom Inc.'s bankruptcy filing will not interrupt its funding of Digex Inc. or the Laurel Web-hosting company's efforts to become financially independent, a Digex spokeswoman said yesterday.

WorldCom announced yesterday that it has agreed to pay $430 million to settle lawsuits seeking to block a complex merger that would have given it Digex Inc., a Beltsville company that runs Web sites ...

Executives at Digex, which is majority owned by WorldCom, said the carrier's woes will not impact service to Digex or to its customers. Earlier this month, WorldCom's CEO John Sidgmore also said Digex ...

Digex Inc., a Laurel-based Web hosting company, pared its international workforce this month and consolidated its data-center operations in Europe, pulling out of facilities it leased from bankrupt ...

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Doug Humphrey, with Ramen, at Exec TechBreakfast. To those who attended the first-ever Exec TechBreakfast on Wednesday morning, Doug Humphrey was introduced as the “father of managed hosting.” ...

Two technology industry analysts, concerned about how Digex Inc.’s pending acquisition by WorldCom Inc. will affect shareholders, lowered their Digex ratings yesterday, and the stock of the Beltsville ...

Hosting is complex issue, says Shull Mark Shull is president and CEO of Digex Inc., which hosts and manages networks for large corporations such as Ford Motor Co. and New York-based Colgate-Palmolive ...

Digex Inc., the managed Web application hosting arm of beleaguered telecommunications carrier WorldCom Inc., said today that it is laying off 200 employees, or 20% of its workforce. In a statement, ...