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Tesco employs 170,000 employees in the UK.

Tesco Raises Retirement Age to 67 to Rein in Deficit

Supermarket giant changes staff retirement rules to plug £275m hole in pension scheme funds.

PlayStation Store Arrives on Sony Xperia S

Sony Xperia S gets access to 12 games from the PlayStation Store.

"Unacceptably High" Roaming Charges Must be Cut

The House of Lords has proposed to cut mobile roaming charges across the EU.

Apple Subpoenaed by FTC Over Google Antitrust Investigation

Apple to hand over documents explaining partnership between Google and iOS.

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Premier Farnell Cautious on Outlook, Keen on Strategic Cost Actions

Premier Farnell, a multi-channel service distributor of information products and technology solutions, is confident that its strategy will deliver sustainable and profitable growth across the economic and product cycles and is scheduled to release its 2011 Q4 earnings on Thursday.

Encyclopaedia Britannica Ends Print Editions, Plans To Go Digital [VIDEO]

Encyclopaedia Britannica is going to discontinue its print editions and plans to go only on digital.

Sony Announces Xperia Sola - it's a Kind of Magic

New Sony Xperia Sola can be controlled with a hovering finger.

Fan-Boys' Queue for iPad Starts Three Days Early

Apple fans already queueing at London's Regent Street store for the new iPad, three days ahead of launch.

Apple New iPad: Top Award-Winning Tablets to Challenge Apple’s Latest [SLIDESHOW]

Apple New iPad: Top Award-Winning Tablets to Challenge Apple’s Latest

SIG Anticipates Lower Volumes in 2012

SIG, a leading distributor of specialist building products in Europe, expects to continue to gain market share from the branches opened in recent years, but also from other growth initiatives, in spite of weak macroeconomic outlook for the UK and mainland Europe.

Close Brothers' H1 Profits Unchanged

Close Brothers Group, a specialist financial services company, has reported that its adjusted operating profits for the six months to 31 January, 2012 were broadly unchanged at £63 million due to the difficult economic and financial market uncertainty for securities.

Tullow Oil To Deliver Record FY Earnings, Outlook Positive For Coming Years

Tullow Oil, the independent oil and gas company, expects significant progress in Ghana and Uganda for the FY 2012 and is scheduled to report its full year 2011 results on Wednesday.

Apple Sued Over Siri Ads

American man sues Apple, claiming Siri adverts are misleading.

Volkswagen to Buy Remaining 50.1% Porsche Stake for £3.58 Billion

Volkswagen's CEO Received €17.5m as Pay and Bonuses in 2011

Volkswagen's CE Received €17.5m as Pay and Bonuses in 2011

Yahoo Sues Facebook for Patent Violations

Yahoo Sues Facebook for 10 Patent Violations ahead of IPO

Yahoo files lawsuit claiming patent breaches on social networking, online advertising and security.

Apple iPad 3 Buyers' Guide

The new iPad goes on sale next Friday, but with a range of network deals available, which is best for you?

Mass Effect 3 Topples Franchise Records in UK Games Charts

BioWare's Sci-Fi epic toppled its own series records in the new UK charts and in the process has become this year's biggest release so far.

Nokia Tablet Rumors: Nokia's 10-inch Windows 8 Tablet for Q4?

Nokia, in a joint venture with Microsoft, will release a 10-inch Windows 8 tablet powered by a Qualcomm dual-core processor, in the fourth quarter of 2012

SXSW: Instagram for Android Coming Soon

Photo-sharing app is worth £320m and is coming to Android soon

Apple’s New iPad Vs. BlackBerry’s PlayBook: Can the PlayBook Mount a Challenge?

Check out a comparison of features...

NewBuy Guarantee scheme to give existing and first-time buyers leg up property ladder

NewBuy Housing Scheme opens Way to 5% Home Deposits

Government to guarantee 95% of mortage to give people leg up property ladder.

Game Group on Brink of Collapse as Administration Looms

Game Group just two weeks from administration as stock problems continue

New iPad Sells Out as Apple Faces Huge Demand

Customers face lengthy delays as Apple sells out of new iPad

Prudential Positioned to Outperform in the Medium-Term

Prudential, an international financial services group, remains confident to deliver solid growth in earnings for the full year on Tuesday, its superior Q3 2011 earnings were driven by good performance in Asia.

Brady Posts Robust FY Earnings

Brady, a commodity risk management software provider, has reported a rise of 72 per cent in its full year revenue to £19.16 million, up from £11.12 million in 2010, including an increase in recurring revenues of 147 per cent to £9.79 million.

Close Brothers Faces Tough Market Conditions, Uncertain on H2

Close Brothers, the specialist financial services company, expects its first half performance may be affected by a lower contribution from securities.

Students protesting against tuition fee increases march towards the business district in the City of London last year

Tuition Fee Protest to Prompt Mass Student Walkout

Thousands of students to join boycott against increasing educational fees.

New iPad Launch Day Stocks Sold Out; Pre-Order Delivery To Be Delayed

Experts have warned about Apple's New iPad running out of stocks, and their prediction seems to have come true.

New iPad Vs Asus Transformer Prime TF700T: Will the Android Tablet Outshine Apple's New Tablet?

A look at the features of Asus Transformer Prime TF700T in comparison with Apple's New iPad.

New iPad Vs iPad 2: Do You Really Need to Upgrade?

Here is the feature comparison between the two look-alike tablets (iPad 2 and its successor) that promise to outshine each other in contrasting fashion.

Does Nokia's Future Lie in Budget Asha or High-End Lumia?

Nokia gambles both ways with the future, but will it be Lumia or Asha that wins big?

Japan Tsunami Anniversary: Industry One Year On

Japan Tsunami Anniversary: Technology Industry One Year On

One year on from the Japanese Tsunami, despite negative forecasts from its native companies, analysts have suggested the country's technology industry may finally be getting back on its feet.