Economy

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published 1 day ago by GMA New Media, Inc.

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published 1 day ago by Little Killerz

Digital coinage like Bitcoin can't do everything a physical coin can do, but that's not stopping people from giving up real money for them. Or are they trading one fake currency for another?

published 1 day ago by Robin Harris

A vast datacentre will be built in the former press and broadcast centre after a deal was signed between the London Legacy Development Corporation and Infinity.

published 1 day ago by Sam Shead

Digital Economy Forum finds that the Italian bureaucracy is the biggest hurdle that startups face

published 1 day ago by Cristina Prina Ricotti

Is the tax rate on money brought in to the United States deterring businesses from investment and expansion?

published 1 day ago by Charlie Osborne

The tech giant faced criticism from angry UK politicians during a hearing to why it only paid 1.5 percent corporation tax in 2011.

published 2 days ago by Nick Heath

Google's cloud platform garnered a ton of interest at Google IO and comparisons to Amazon Web Services. However, the burden of enterprise proof lies with the search giant for now.

published 2 days ago by Larry Dignan

I had a hulking, 45-pound quad-core Mac Pro for years. But my little, 3-pound i7 MacBook Air has faster Geekbench scores and feels snappier. This is why tablets are winning.

published 2 days ago by Robin Harris

Real time social initiatives are often hamstrung by old fashioned measurement and process paradigms

May 15, 2013 by Oliver Marks

The country is second only to Brazil in trusting technology enough to completely control vehicles. China was third, while Japan ranked 10th. Globally about 6 in 10 on average trust driverless cars.

May 15, 2013 by Swati Prasad

Company intends to spend 170 billion won over the next five years to train and hire new software engineers.

May 15, 2013 by Kevin Kwang

Jim Hagemann Snabe offers the audience a lesson on Darwin and natural selection. Live from the company's Sapphire Now conference in Orlando.

May 15, 2013 by Andrew Nusca

BlackBerry's CEO really understands post-PC, but he seems unkeen to take a leadership position on the evolution of tablet devices...

May 15, 2013 by Matt Baxter-Reynolds

The broader availability of Microsoft's latest operating sytem has done little to prop up the ailing PC market in Western Europe.

May 15, 2013 by Sam Shead

Officials from Singapore, Hong Kong, and South Korea point out companies remain concerned over cloud security, and stress education and common understanding is needed to overcome this hurdle.

May 15, 2013 by Kevin Kwang

Competitors believe Google's proposed antitrust remedies are a distraction from claims it manipulates organic search results.

May 14, 2013 by Liam Tung

Abandoning the controversial internet filter will see the Australian government save AU$4.5 million.

May 14, 2013 by Josh Taylor

The Australian government will expand local programs to promote the NBN, but controversial advertising for the project has been reduced from the last financial year.

May 14, 2013 by Josh Taylor

Drop in Japanese currency has pushed the cost of component imports, prompting the Japanese PC maker to jack up prices of their new PC offerings effective July.

May 14, 2013 by Ellyne Phneah