You're still hired: Viglen bosses get to keep jobs for another year
Viglen's financial performance has improved, meaning chief exec Bordan Tkachuk and chairman Claude Littner will avoid Lord Sugar's fearsome finger - which is usually waved about when numbers are down or Apprentice wannabes get the boot.
Oracle: We WON grey market software and Solaris support case
Um, HOW much did they pay you in the settlement?
AXE-WAVING BIKER GANG SMASHES into swanky Apple UK store
Pic Pair cuffed after helicopter chase sparked by Cupertino idiot-tax-avoiding raid
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BT boss QUITS telecoms giant for front-bench gov job
Prime Minister poaches CEO - Gavin Patterson to take his place
Ex-Systemax veep cuffed, charged with $230m fraud
Carl Fiorentino bailed for $1m over wire, mail and laundering scams
PC makers REALLY need Windows 8.1 to walk on water - but guess what?
Upgrade is no 'miracle', sniffs IT analyst
Icahn doubles down on Dell offer with $14 per share buyback scheme
Confirms he's now Dell's largest private investor – short of Big Mike, that is
HP PCs 'n' printers boss steps down, replaced by Brit
HP has snatched the reins of its bogged-down global PC and printer biz from exec Todd Bradley, just a year after stitching the units together, as it struggles to compete in the mobile slablet world.
Brit biz-gobbling comms giant Daisy Group splutters with indigestion
Biz broadband and comms giant Daisy Group has faced a challenging 12 months as its operating losses widened and organic growth stalled.
CLOUD TO SUCK UP ALL YOUR CASH: Govts around world slash IT spending
Survey: Bring your own device, because we sure as hell won't buy you one
HPC server sales spike: Buyers get chops around juicy cheap flops
ISC 2013 Big Data-supercomputing mash up, coprocessors included
Quadrant Visual Solutions goes into liquidation
Quadrant Visual Solutions (QVS) has shut up shop after 25 years in business, having succumbed to the oldest business-killer of all: it ran out of cash.
Microsoft lures buy-curious vixens, corduroys with a cheap fondle
Microsoft is slashing the price on its Windows 8-powered Surface RT tablets to slap the unwanted kit into students' palms.
G-Cloud overlord McDonagh gets CBE nod from Queen
'How long have you worked here? What do you do? Have a medal'
Google Chromebooks now in over 6,600 stores
Major, worldwide retail push begins this summer
Icahn scratching head over BEEELLLIONS needed for Dell deal
Never mind how rich I am, you need HOW MUCH?!
Major Brit IT provider denies turning to fellow resellers after burning up lines of credit
Mutterings tell of another refinance for Azzurri
Bone up on fresh EU privacy law - or end up in the clink, IT biz warned
McAfee Channel Summit Resellers no longer just flogging boxes - now they must offer legal advice
HP sacks English employees to bag Scots gov jobs cash
My taxes went to Scotland and all I got was this lousy P45
SCO vs. IBM battle resumes over ownership of Unix
Zombie lawsuit back and wants to suck the brains out of Linux
Symantec sharpens axe as 1,700 awarded the Order of the Boot - report
Bennett follows through with middle-management cull promise
Ex-Palm CEO Rubinstein wishes HP sale never happened
Former Palm CEO Jon Rubinstein is still proud of the work the ill-fated PDA maker did on its webOS smartphone platform, but when asked if he would have done anything differently there's still one thing that sticks in his craw.
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