Travel booking site operator lost US$20.3 million in its fourth quarter, but is confident of continuing recent efforts to increase its share of the lucrative hotels and packages business.
With the aim to make a difference in India's education sector, Meritnation wants to help K12 students learn more effectively through online learning. It has a student base of over 4 million.
The Kindle Fire represents a real threat to the Android tablet landscape not because of the Amazon logo, but because of its highly disruptive pricing.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook has confirmed it will assemble a line of Macs in Texas, but whether that's the MacBook Pro or Mac Mini remains unknown.
If takeover plans by SoftBank and Sprint are finalized, then SoftBank will give the U.S. government influence due to security concerns.
The Swiss incumbent is planning to increase the download speeds of its LTE network by 50 percent.
Google India is reducing the prices for Google Apps to attract smaller businesses in what appears to be a response to Microsoft's marketing blitzkrieg for its Office 365 product.
Government hopes to introduce telemedicine and turn these zones into testbeds for new health services, so as to attract more foreign investors into the country.
The PC industry may be having a tough time, but Lenovo has managed to outshine rivals and record a 90 percent rise in quarterly profit.
In response to U.S. Congressman allegations, European member state Ireland says it will not bow down and become America's "whipping boy."
The Tasmanian government will spend AU$28 million over the next four years on a number of projects aimed at overhauling government IT systems in the Apple Isle.
Employees at NAB were saving up their annual leave days and costing the bank a mint. NAB's people and culture head of consulting, Stuart Moseley, decided to put a stop to that with the help of human resources analytics.
Australia's isolation from geo-political conflicts means it has few, if any, enemies that might try to harm it via online attacks, but it could get caught up in the collateral damage between other nation's battles.
Local regulator will call for tenders worth S$1.2 billion this financial year, with emphasis on cloud computing and deriving insights from government data to improve organizational processes.