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Wednesday, 22 January 2014

IBM revenue drops for 7th straight quarter, Q4 earnings fall 5%

Technology giant IBM posted its seventh straight quarter of declining revenue on Tuesday as the company, known as Big Blue, announced an annual sales drop for the...

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Biotechnology could be bigger than IT sector says Sam Pitroda DNA India

Sam Pitroda, advisor to the prime minister on public information infrastructure and innovation, Wednesday hailed biotechnology as being "pervasive" and said the sector has the capacity to be bigger than IT. "Biotech could be bigger than IT (information technology) in terms of...

ASA Gives Three a Slap on the Wrist Over “3.9G” Adverts Gizmodo

Gerald Lynch - The Three network has got itself into hot water with the Advertising Standards Agency, after rival network EE claimed the “3.9G” branding of Three’s “Ultrafast” DC-HSPDA mobile connection was misleading. Siding with EE on the matter, the ASA has...

Trove Rethinks Social News Discovery Mashable

Trove, the social news discovery app first created by the Washington Post's digital team, relaunched a completely overhauled suite of iOS apps Wednesday. The app's concept is similar to news aggregation apps like Zite and Flipboard in that it provides users with curated stories based specific...

Wells Fargo to sell servicing rights to $39 billion in home loans Hartford Courant

(Reuters) - said on Wednesday that it would sell the right to collect...

Megaprojects a megaheadache for oil bosses Hartford Courant

DAVOS, Switzerland (Reuters) - Giant oil and gas extraction projects will be giving...

Kids' car seats could get a safety makeover Denver Post

The National Highway Traffic Safety Board is proposing requirements for children's car seats to perform better under side impact tests. (ampak/ThinkStock) Child car seats would for the first time have to protect children from death and injury in side-impact crashes under regulations the government...

Sheryl Sandberg Is Officially One Of The Youngest Billionaires In The US Business Insider

Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg Congratulations are in order for Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, who officially became a billionaire yesterday after Facebook's stock closed at a record high. At 44, she is now own of the youngest billionaires in the US, and one of the youngest female billionaires in...

Massive Internet mishap sparks Great Firewall scrutiny in China Toronto Sun

Tweet BEIJING/SHANGHAI - Human error likely caused a glitch in China's Great Firewall that saw millions of Internet users ironically rerouted to the homepage of a U.S.-based company which helps people evade Beijing's web censorship, sources told Reuters. Hundreds of millions of people attempting to...

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