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Amazon Loses £25m In Q3 Despite 24% Increase In Sales
Amazon expects sales to continue to rise during lucrative Christmas shopping season
Modest Twitter IPO Values Firm At £6.8bn
Shares will cost between £10-12 as Twitter aims to avoid repeat of Facebook floatation
Microsoft Delights Wall Street With Enterprise Gains
Microsoft's financials beat Wall Street expectations. Is its “one Microsoft” strategy paying off?
Oracle’s Hurd Says No To Microsoft CEO Job
Oracle's Mark Hurd has ruled himself out of the running for the CEO position over at Microsoft
Intel Veteran Perlmutter Hands In Resignation
Long-serving Intel veteran David Perlmutter announces his resignation and will leave early next year
Michael Dell: Long Live The PC
Windows RT sucked, but Dell is focused on producing PCs for Windows 8 and other operating systems, CEO tells TechWeek
Wikipedia Bans 250 Users Paid For Edits
Wikipedia infuriated by mass sockpuppetry
Twitter Discusses Monetisation Plans, Ahead Of IPO
Twitter will increase the money it derives from sponsored tweets as part of its business objectives
Google Shares Break Record After Positive Q3 Results
Google shares have risen to over $1,000 per share, buoyed by the recent strong performance in Q3
Ireland Cracks Down On Tax Loophole Used By Apple
Ireland is to close a legal loophole used by Apple that allows companies to remain 'stateless' for tax purposes - but will leave a bigger loophole untouched
Foxconn Admits Working Conditions Violated Its Own Policy
Student interns at the Yantai factory in Shandong worked more hours than they should have
BlackBerry Founders Plot Company Buy Back
BlackBerry co-founders Mike Lazaridis and Douglas Fregin consider a possible purchase of the company
Microsoft Seeks Ballmer Replacement By Year End
Microsoft aims to install a new CEO by the end of the year, despite having nearly a year to find Steve Ballmer's replacement
HP’s Meg Whitman Sees Light At The End Of Tunnel
There may be trouble ahead, but HP's CEO Meg Whitman expects a 2014 recovery for the technology giant
Alcatel-Lucent To Cut 10,000 Jobs In Turnaround Plan
Networking equipment maker announces job cuts amid reports of potential Nokia alliance
Gates And Ballmer Risk Investor Ire With Microsoft Board Move
Bill Gates and Steve Ballmer look to be set on a collision course with some of Microsoft's top investors
Twitter IPO Papers Show Plenty Of Red Ink
Twitter files its IPO papers that show the micro-blogging service has yet to make a profit
Post T-Shirt-Gate, Yahoo Offers Up To $15k Bug Bounty
Researchers will get more than corporate swag for finding flaws
Dell Gains Regulatory Blessing For Privatisation
Michael Dell and Silver Lake gain the needed regulatory approval to take Dell private by the end of the year
Leading Microsoft Investors Ask Bill Gates To Step Down
Microsoft's board of directors is under investor pressure to get Bill Gates to step down
IBM To Acquire Irish Analytics Boffs The Now Factory
IBM buys into big data for telecoms firms with another European acquisition
£9.9bn Twitter IPO To Be Announced This Week – Report
'Ambitious' Twitter IPO aims to be completed before Thanksgiving, according to a report
Siemens Set To Cut 15,000 Jobs In Cost Cutting Drive
Siemens plans to cut four percent of its global workforce
eBay To Buy Braintree For $800m
PayPal and Braintree tech to be combined for über payments business
WordPress.Com Owner Automattic Buys Sharing Platform Cloudup
Matt Mullenweg's firm confirms biggest acquisition ever, plans to offer collaborative posting
Oracle Opens Up With Cloud Marketplace And OpenStack Connectivity
Oracle getting a lot more open, even if Larry Ellison is more interested in his sailing team
eBay Announces Argos Deal For Click And Collect
eBay expands click and collect strategy in the UK, but may draw more attention to its tax practices
Study Uncovers Executive-Level Mobile Web Conflict
Chief marketing officers and chief information officers are clashing over who will define businesses' mobile web strategies, according to a Netbiscuits study
BlackBerry To Axe 40 Percent Of Staff – Report
BlackBerry is reportedly going to axe 40 percent of its staff in an effort to slim down for a possible sale