Who can join: Any woman (upon approval of the membership) who is willing to support our club and our activities on a regular basis. Women 50 and older wear red and purple, and women under 50 wear ...

THE RED HAT CLUB RIDES AGAIN Haywood Smith, . . St. Martin's, $24.95 (336pp) ISBN 978-0-312-31691-4. Smith fans know that when 50-something females don red hats for lunch at Atlanta's Swan Coach ...

Red Hat, Inc. provides open source software solutions. Its software offerings are designed to provide customers with high-performing, scalable, flexible, ...

Through social engagement, the Red Hat Society aims to improve women’s health and push back against social stigmas related to age. The club has few rules beyond what to wear to events.

Since 1907, the Red Hat had served as a Beacon Hill staple, ushering in thirsty patrons looking for a quick bite and a drink or two in an unfussy setting. Last weekend, the bar reportedly closed ...

According to Red Hat's website, they have 19,000 employees. That means about 760 workers. As of early March, Red Hat employed roughly 2,200 in the Triangle.

This morning, The Register's Tim Anderson published excerpts of an interview with the CentOS project's Brian Exelbierd. Exelbierd is a member of the CentOS board and its official liaison with Red Hat.

St. Nick's hat is hidden in a large group of snowmen who are dressed in similar red garb. PHOTO HUNT: HOW FAST CAN YOU FIND THE PANDA HIDDEN IN THE SNOWMEN? Helpful hint: Santa's cap is solid red.

Some CentOS users still aren't happy, but Red Hat is keeping its promise to open-source organizations that they'll have access to a free version of RHEL.

IBM has agreed to acquire Red Hat for $190 per share in cash. The total value of the deal is approximately $34 billion, making this the biggest Linux or open-source business deal ever. Red Hat is ...

Smith first wrote about Red Hat shortly after the company opened a headquarters in Research Triangle Park nearly 30 years ago. +++ RALEIGH - As sobering as the email from CEO Matt Hicks.

A group of local Red Hatters are tossing their trademark toppers aside and embarking on a new adventure. The 40-woman group – which has gone through a number of names, from the Red Roses of ...