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Google moves into expandable advertising
Google has announced that it is to trial a new form of advertising on its search pages..
Iain Thomson
Mar 6 2009 3:08PM
Financial Services
Fujitsu acquires KAZ from Telstra for $200 million
IT services powerhouse Fujitsu will relieve Telstra of its KAZ IT services business for $200 million.
Brett Winterford
Mar 2 2009 10:30AM
Financial Services
RIM execs nailed for backdating
Four executives from Research In Motion have been hit with stock option backdating charges by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC).
Shaun Nichols
Feb 20 2009 6:44AM
Financial Services
Google may face monopoly probe
Google may find itself at the centre of an US antitrust investigation after comments made by a new member of the Obama administration.
Iain Thomson
Feb 19 2009 3:34PM
Financial Services
Gartner advises against just axing costs
Gartner has advised IT departments not to simply undertake cost-cutting exercises in response to the economic crisis, but to instead focus on cost optimisation programmes.
Rosalie Marshall
Feb 12 2009 6:28AM
Financial Services
Leopard Labs hunts venture capital as funding options dwindle
Sydney start-up Leopard Labs may be forced overseas to secure additional investment as it seeks to finalise deals with carriers and mobile OS developers such as Microsoft.
Ry Crozier
Feb 11 2009 3:20PM
Financial Services
$42 billion stimulus package doesn’t impress ACS
Overnight approval of the Federal government’s latest economic stimulus package has failed to win Australian Computer Society (ACS) support with the peak body accusing the government of “failing to recognise the potential of the ICT industry”.
Staff Writers
Feb 5 2009 3:06PM
Financial Services
Nokia denies threatening to leave Finland
Mobile phone giant Nokia has publicly denied claims that it could transfer its headquarters out of Finland if the country's laws on electronic surveillance are not changed.
Sylvie Barak
Feb 3 2009 6:43AM
Financial Services
PwC auditors accused of assisting Satyam fraud
Two PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) auditors stand accused of helping Satyam chairman Ramalinga Raju to inflate the company's profits by 50.4bn rupees (US$1 billion) in a scandal that is now commonly referred to as 'India's Enron'.
Rosalie Marshall
Feb 2 2009 12:32AM
Financial Services
Microsoft tightens its belt further
Microsoft has revealed further cost-cutting measures to help it weather the economic storm, including reducing the use of vendors, slashing marketing spend and postponing plans for a new data centre.
Sylvie Barak
Jan 27 2009 6:40AM
Financial Services
Value of UK tech deals jumps 10 per cent
A strong performance by the UK technology sector last year helped to push global deals to respectable levels in 2008, according to new research by PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).
Phil Muncaster
Jan 20 2009 2:50PM
Financial Services
SCO seeks to auction off assets
SCO has submitted a plan to bankruptcy court that would allow it to auction off core assets in order to get enough operating capital to finish its legal battles.
Iain Thomson
Jan 15 2009 2:32PM
Financial Services
Wipro, Megasoft implicated in World Bank procurement scandal
Two more Indian firms have been barred from doing business with the World Bank, less than a month after details of Satyam’s eight-year ban were revealed.
Staff Writers
Jan 13 2009 3:04PM
Financial Services
Credit crunch hits outsourcing providers
The deepening financial crisis is having a dramatic effect on the outsourcing market, according to new figures from Compass Management Consulting.
Phil Muncaster
Jan 13 2009 6:44AM
Financial Services
Microsoft Yahoo deal back in the spotlight
Microsoft's proposed acquisition of Yahoo's search business may be back on the cards, according to fresh reports.
Rosalie Marshall
Jan 12 2009 3:44PM
Financial Services
Sun expands cloud capabilities with Q-Layer buy
Sun Microsystems has boosted its cloud computing capabilities with the acquisition of Q-Layer, a Belgium-based firm specialising in the automation and deployment of public and private clouds.
Phil Muncaster
Jan 8 2009 6:55AM
Financial Services
Smartphone sales slowest on record
Global smartphone sales are growing at the slowest rate since records began, according to the latest figures from Gartner.
Iain Thomson
Dec 8 2008 2:41PM
Financial Services
Secrets of the underground economy
In IRC channels and web-based forums, the underground economy is thriving, according to the latest year-long report by Symantec. Find out how much a botnet or a set of credit card details would cost you.
Kathryn Small
Dec 1 2008 1:11PM
Financial Services
Online spending drops for the first time
Online monitoring company ComScore is reporting that spending online has dropped for the first time since records began.
Iain Thomson
Nov 26 2008 3:34PM
Financial Services
HP releases optimistic financial predictions
Rebelling against the Wall Street credit crunch and pessimistic earnings forcast trends, HP has come out with a prediction it will actually beat analyst forcasts, with earnings slightly up.
Sylvie Barak
Nov 20 2008 3:18PM
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