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Guess who looks more like a global, octopus-like Amazon in India? (Hint: It isn't Amazon)
E-commerce giants like Amazon and Flipkart may soon not be able to compete with Reliance's interlocking new-era businesses. However, for that to happen, Reliance will need to think and act like a firm that genuinely innovates.
Red Hat reports mixed Q4 ahead of IBM merger
The company reported fourth quarter revenue of $879 million, just shy of analyst estimates for $883.9 million in revenue.
Which are the most insecure languages?
WhiteSource review of programming language security errors reveal, which languages have the most security holes. The "winner?" C. But that's only the start of the story.
Meet Apple Card, no late fee: Apple becomes a banking player
Forget Apple's TV+. Forget Apple News+. The real innovation and key to Apple's growth will be its splash into the credit card market.
Apple releases iOS 12.2, with Apple News Plus, new Animoji, enhanced AirPlay features
It's time to update all of your iOS devices.
Facebook's strategy to block New Zealand shooting videos
Facebook blocked over 1.2 million New Zealand shooting videos at upload
Windows 10 security: A guide for business leaders
Protecting Windows 10 PCs from common security problems requires ongoing vigilance and effort. This ebook explains what steps to take and what risks you should watch out for. From the ebook: It is...
Apple TV+ paid service: The company's latest big bet
Apple is making a big move into video streaming because the company can't afford to fall even further behind. Here's what's at stake.
Apple launches Apple Card in payments services expansion
The Apple-branded credit card that offers a streamlined application process, daily cash back and enhanced security.
Brazilian bank Bradesco reaches new AI high
The country's second-largest private bank has handled 100 million client interactions through its artificial intelligence platform and aims revenue generation in 2019.
UK finally makes it onto Europe’s list of the top countries in fibre broadband (right at the bottom)
The UK has a terrible record for delivering fibre to the premises. While Ofcom is trying to change that, the slow progress of fibre to the home will ensure the UK is also a laggard when it comes to switching off today’s copper networks
