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France To Press Ahead With Digital Tax In 2019

Tax on tech giants will begin in 2019 by individual nations if necessary, warns French finance minister

Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg joins Bill Gates and Jeff Bezos as the three richest men in the world

James Damore’s accuses Google of systematically punishing and terminating employees whose views on diversity, social justice and gender bias differed

Bad robot? Increasing automation must not drive workplace wage inequality, think tank warns

Storm Technologies Boss said email claiming Labour voters would be let go if business slowed down was just banter

Nadella wants developers to create "practical design choices that help enshrine these timeless values"

There is still work to be done to close the gender pay gap in the IT world

Hannah Pym, head of marketing at app developer Apadmi, suggests how we can get more women into tech - and why we should do it

Major payday for Sundar Pichai following latest stock award

Troubled electronics giant will also cut nearly 7,000 jobs as its struggles continue

Amazon begins paying corporate tax in a number of European countries, but will Google and Apple follow suit?

HP boss Meg Whitman will also sit pretty if the company is ever acquired, new data from UBS finds

BlackBerry sees hope for the future once software and service investments pay off

Chinese company looking to take control of the Android market

Marissa Mayer looks to spin off Yahoo holdings in Chinese e-commerce site into new company

Apple goes all-out for world domination with record quarter, including $18bn (£11.8bn) in profits

IT professionals are more likely to have multiple interviews for a job than any other sector

Threat of cyber attacks drives BAE Systems' recruitment drive, with London alone facing 54,000 reports of cyber fraud every year

Vodafone makes long-awaited move into consumer broadband as it bids to attract more customers

Billionaire Larry Ellison takes home a smaller wage packet in his final year in charge at the software giant

The CEO of Apple, Tim Cook, has taken a 99 percent pay cut during 2012 it has been revealed

Apple's Tom Cook took home a giant pay package worth £244 million in 2011