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ZUG, Switzerland, February 8 /PRNewswire/ -- Swiss Hawk AG announces today that it will adjust its business model and focus on major investments made during 2007 in the environmental sector.

Due to the performance of EDG AG in Frankfurt the Swiss Hawk management has decided to follow the EDG strategy and to invest solely in environmental technologies and projects.

BARCELONA, February 8 /PRNewswire/ --

- NXP Software's Unique LifeVibes(TM) MixDJ Helps Create a Party Atmosphere Anytime and Anywhere

NXP Software is demonstrating its LifeVibes MixDJ software at the Mobile World Congress 2008. MixDJ brings a new experience to mobile phones and music players. With its automatic professional DJ-style mixing, it can help create a party atmosphere anytime and anywhere, and device makers can offer distinctive functionality designed to increase the appeal of music on mobile phones and players. Moreover, thanks to NXP Software's experience in optimized solutions for mobile multimedia, MixDJ targets most embedded platforms.

LONDON, February 8 /PRNewswire/ --

- Wide Success in Energy Risk's Annual Rankings

GFI Group, Inc (Nasdaq: GFIG) has been named top commodity broker in Energy Risk magazine's annual rankings.

In the results, released today, GFI was also named number one in the following individual categories: UK/Europe Oil products (ultra-low sulphur diesel); Electricity: overall, France and Belgium; Gold: spot and forwards; Silver: options and forwards; Platinum and Palladium spot and options; Nickel and Zinc options and dry freight FFAs.

US-based Amerex, a wholly-owned subsidiary of GFI, was placed first in 14 of the 16 North American natural gas and electricity categories.

SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS, France, February 8 /PRNewswire/ -- 3Roam announces the first microwave router to provide the WiMAX backhaul market with fiber like capabilities over the air. With 3Roam's MicrowaveRouter proven protocols such as IP/MPLS, already deployed in most operators' core networks, can now be extended to the backhaul network for enhancing quality of service and network availability.

By integrating microwave radio capabilities with full IP protocols, the 3Roam's MicrowaveRouter includes everything required for a complete backhaul network in areas where fiber is not available and too expensive to deploy.

PARIS, February 8 /PRNewswire/ -- For the Fourth Quarter 2007

- Revenues of Euro 5.23 billion, up 20% sequentially and 18% year-over-year

- Adjusted(2) operating income(1) of Euro 303 million or 5.8 % of revenues

- Adjusted net loss (group share) of Euro (48) million or Euro (0.02) per diluted share, including an impairment charge of Euro (81) million

- Reported net loss (group share) of Euro (2.58) billion or Euro (1.14) per diluted share, including an impairment charge of Euro (2.52) billion

For the Full Year 2007

- Revenues of Euro 17.79 billion, down 2.5% at current rate, up 2.1% at constant rate

- Adjusted(2) operating income(1) of Euro 110 million or 0.6 % of revenues

PALO ALTO, California, February 8 /PRNewswire/ --

Facebook today announced the first step in a broad plan to internationalize the site with translation into Spanish. German and French versions of Facebook are expected in the coming weeks. Nearly 1,500 Spanish-speaking users on Facebook chose to be part of the effort and translated the site from English to Spanish in less than four weeks.

Current users who want to view Facebook in Spanish can change their language preference from their account settings. Beginning on Monday, Feb. 11, any person who goes to http://www.facebook.com from a Spanish-speaking country will see the site in Spanish. Facebook currently has more than 2.8 million active users in Latin America and Spain.