EDITOR'S NOTE

Good morning,

Qantas is finalising a major restructure of its IT team that will see up to 100 staff undertake "fundamental" new roles and the entire division split into four units.

And Commonwealth Bank has become a technology vendor in its own right, launching an Android-based tablet and app store it hopes will be used as a next-generation point-of-sale system.

-- James Hutchinson

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Open-standard Pi platform for iOS, Android devices.

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Applies to enterprise app portfolio.

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Prepared for Amazonian rival.

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28 million Euro users affected by IE lock-in.

By Simon Johnson | July 18, 2012

Stagnant capex budgets make for slowed revenues.

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Weak growth ahead for chip giant.

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