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TurboTax Maker Mulls Health Care Software (AP via Yahoo! News) - Intuit Inc., the maker of personal finance software like Quicken and TurboTax, said Wednesday it is teaming with health care companies to develop new products to help Americans manage their health care.

Software engineers top list of best jobs (Reuters via Yahoo! News) - Software engineers have the best jobs in America, according to a survey released on Wednesday.

Apple Updates Remote Desktop Software (NewsFactor via Yahoo! News) - On Tuesday, Apple introduced a new set of tools for managing multiple Macs in business environments. The software, called Remote Desktop 3, includes no fewer that 50 new features in comparison to the prior iteration.

Oracle to buy Portal Software for $220M (CNN Money) - The acquisition will provide the business software maker with new billing programs to sell to communications companies.

Indian shares plunge as foreign funds dump software companies (AFP via Yahoo! News) - Indian share prices plunged 2.63 percent, the sharpest one-day decline in nearly two years, as overseas funds sold software companies, dealers said.

TurboTax Maker Mulls Health Care Software (ABC News) - TurboTax and Quicken Maker to Develop Health Care Management Software

Gexa Energy settles software complaint (Houston Chronicle) - Gexa Energy has agreed to pay a $400,000 settlement for using unlicensed software, a trade group in Washington said. The Business Software Alliance, a trade association that brings enforcement cases on behalf of its members, said Houston-based Gexa had unlicensed Microsoft, Sybase and Symantec software programs installed on office computers.

Software Out There (New York Times) - Developers are joining blocks of interchangeable software components together to create a potentially infinite array of useful new programs.

TurboTax Maker Mulls Health Care Software (KiplingerForecasts.com) - (AP) SAN JOSE, Calif. Intuit Inc., the maker of personal finance software like Quicken and TurboTax, said Wednesday it is teaming with health care companies to develop new products to help Americans manage their health care.

Oracle buys Portal Software for $220M (bizjournals.com via Yahoo! Finance) - Oracle Corp. will buy Portal Software for $4.90 a share, or about $220 million, in cash.