30th July 2008 - WorkLight, the Web 2.0 specialist, is encouraging banks and financial institutions to embrace Web 2.0 technology, following a recent report published by Celent on its potential for wholesale banking.

\"As banks and financial institutions seek to differentiate their online banking offerings, we are seeing that Web 2.0 technologies making a real impact on how these typically traditional organizations can do business,” said David Lavenda, the firm\'s vice president of marketing and product strategy. “There is a greater pressure on banks to explore new business models that meet evolving customer demands and requirements, and being able to use diverse tools such as personalized homepages, social networks, RSS, and gives financial services firms a significant advantage, as long as they meet strict corporate security and governance requirements.” Read more: Analyst report on Web 2.0 Banking is green light for Wholesale Banking Industry

Fortify Software Addresses Security Vulnerabilities in Web Services and SOA Configurations

Develops and provides capability to reduce security risks to customers

London , July 29, 2008 - Fortify Software Inc., the market leader in enterprise application security solutions for Business Software Assurance (BSA), unveils today a technique for identifying the security implications of using common Web Services and service-oriented architecture (SOA) frameworks. Fortify conducted a thorough study of the security of 5 popular frameworks, and found critical security concerns with how the frameworks are commonly configured and used. Read more: Fortify Study finds security flaws in top 5 Service Orientated Architectures

CAMBRIDGE, UK – July 30, 2008 – Home femtocells are allowing mobile operators to deliver a personal 3G signal that will unleash the full potential of the latest phones, according to a new briefing paper from leading femtocell developer ip.access. The combination of excellent voice quality, higher data speeds, longer battery life, plus simple connectivity and lower costs means that femtocells are now set to enable the very best user experience – positioning 3G phones to become the hub of in-home entertainment and internet connectivity.

UK-based pioneer in cellular-over-IP, ip.access, has today released its new briefing paper for mobile network operators –“Introducing 3G femtocells successfully to the home” – which explores how innovative mobile operators can create exciting new femtocell-based offerings that will revolutionise the way that customers use a mobile phone at home. Read more: Home Femtocells Set to Unleash Potential of the 3G Phone Says Femtocell Leader

July 29th

Fording Canadian Coal Trust Announces Agreement to Sell All of Its Assets to Teck Cominco- Unitholders to Receive $14.1 Billion

All amounts in Canadian dollars unless otherwise noted

Fording Canadian Coal Trust (\"Fording\") (TSX: FDG.UN) (NYSE: FDG) today announced that it has entered into an agreement to sell all of its assets to Teck Cominco Limited (\"Teck Cominco\") by way of a plan of arrangement (the \"Transaction\"), pursuant to which Fording unitholders will receive $93.76 per unit payable in a combination of US$82.00 cash and 0.245 of a Teck Cominco Class B subordinate voting share (\"Teck Cominco Shares\") per Fording unit. \"We are pleased to be able to present Fording unitholders with this opportunity to realize enhanced value from their investment,\" said Michael Grandin, the Chair of the Independent Committee of the Fording Trustees. It is expected that the Fording unitholder meeting to consider the Transaction will occur in late September 2008 and that the Transaction will be completed in late October 2008. Read more: Fording Canadian Coal Trust ( FDG.UN )