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Now H.P. is directly attacking Cisco in a bid to capture a larger chunk of the $20 billion market for local area network and wireless switches.

It is a bid to capture a generation more accustomed to the special effects wizardry of Harry Potter, the smart-alecky knowingness of "Kung Fu Panda" and the fast pace of "Cars 2".

Texas and Florida are currently the front-runners among 15 states pitching plans to aerospace manufacturers for futuristic "spaceports" in a bid to capture a slice of the burgeoning commercial satellite market (expected to be worth $120 billion by 2010).

Since last year Radio 1 has been pursuing a strategy of "listen, watch, share" under controller Ben Cooper in a bid to capture a similarly young group of listeners.

The Melbourne company, Cool nrg International, is handing 30 million energy-efficient light bulbs out to poor and middle-income families in Mexico in a bid to capture a previously untapped corner of the carbon offset trading market and to nudge the developing world toward cleaner energy.

The Intercept suggests that these dealings are a prelude to introducing Dragonfly in a bid to capture a chunk of the 700 million internet user market that grown quickly since Google's search business left the country.

Carlsberg has also launched a range it calls Crafted in a bid to capture the more discerning beer drinker.

Farage is in a swing through northern cities in a bid to capture the Labour vote, and will not welcome this distraction in the opening days of a campaign in which he is hoping to cause a political earthquake by coming first in the popular vote in the European elections.

NetJets is hiring 12 new salespeople in a bid to capture market share; it may be helped by the fact that owning a jet has come to symbolise corporate excess.Most companies associated with the luxury-goods market, however, will have to adjust to a decline in demand.

For Ms. Palin and a handful of other Republicans, Wednesday was not only a time to savor victory, but also a time to begin laying the groundwork for a bid to capture their party's presidential nomination.

James Cameron, the creator of the blockbuster film Avatar, has announced a joint venture with two Chinese firms in a bid to capture the country's fast-growing movie market.