Microsoft has rounded off Mobile World Congress in Barcelona by demonstrating the consumer preview of Windows 8 for tablet and PC.
Man Group, the alternative investment management company is confident to deliver the positive performance as markets are normalised and trading opportunities re-emerged.
Complete review of MWC, with Alastair Stevenson reporting from Barcelona and Alistair Charlton from London, for International Business Times UK.
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Fujitsu gets some quad-core action and announces a waterproof, dust-proof superphone.
Despite challenging economic environment, WPP, the communications services provider continues to focus on its long-term plans and strategic goals of improving operating profits by 10-15 percent per annum.
French authorities, on Tuesday, confirmed their belief that Google Inc.'s new unified privacy policy (slated to come into effect on 1 March) appears to violate European Union (EU) data protection laws.
Apple's media invite suggests the launch of the iPad 3 on 7 March. That feeling is strengthened by the fact that Best Buy is now offering $50 discounts on the iPad 2.
Standard Chartered, the retail and commercial banking giant has reported a 11percent rise in its annual profit before tax at $6,775 million for the year ended on 31 December, 2011.
HTC Announces One X at 2012 MWC, Challenges Rumoured Samsung Galaxy S3
Apple has confirmed what we have all predicted for some time, that there will be an iPad 3 announcement on 7 March.
Huawei spills the beans on Google's upcoming Android software, all but confirming that the Ascend D quad will support 5.0 Jelly Bean.
Huawei's MediaPad 10 tablet has gone missing from Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, just two days after it was announced.
LG announces Optimus 4X HD with powerful quad-core processor, 8-megapixel camera and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.
True Knowledge's Evi makes Siri turn green with jealousy.
Following Huawei's quad-core fiesta, Sony unveils own dual-core Xperia U and P smartphones.
Samsung brutally honest over failures despite revealing two new devices.
Interserve, the support services and construction company, is conscious of the continuing risks to global economic recovery and believes that it has the capability to double earnings per share over five years. The group is scheduled to release its preliminary results for the year ended December 31, 2011 on February 29, 2012.
Yahoo demands compensation from Facebook over patent infringement
Ford B-Max to be first car in Europe to feature Sync intelligent in-car connectivity system.
Serco, the services group has delivered solid results for the period ended on December 31, 2011. It recorded robust growth in revenues including good organic growth, increased the operating margins and maintained a strong cash generation profile and financing position.
Standard Chartered, the retail and commercial banking giant, is on track to deliver another strong performance for the FY 2011. Ahead of preliminary earnings on February 29, 2012 it secured buy rating from all top brokerage houses such as Nomura Securities, Investec Bank and Seymour Pierce.
One of the two tablets unveiled by Samsung at 2012's MWC, the Galaxy Note 10.1, is the first commercial tablet that promises to actually work as a graphics tablet, below are our opening impressions.
HSBC's chief executive pocketed huge £7.2m salary in 2011, including £2.16m bonus.
Hot on heels of Nokia's Lumia 610 smartphone, ZTE announces the Orbit, a Windows Phone device aimed at the budget market.
Huawei's Ascend D Quad is fastest smartphone in world, but iPhone 5 could soon steal title back.
Whitbread, which owns Premier Inn, Costa, Beefeater and Brewers Fayre, is confident that it will continue to outperform in the challenging consumer economy based on the strength of its brands and its customer propositions.
Rumours are rife that Apple's flagship smartphone - the iPhone 5 - is drifting away from the tradition of mid-year launches seen prior to 2011. The buzz around the most-anticipated gadget of the year is soaring through the roof, even as restless fans unsuspectingly count on speculations the smartphone might release in July.
Lloyd's Banking Group (LBG) and the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), UK's leading part-nationalised banks, are reportedly planning to approach the European Central Bank (ECB) for a special three-year funding scheme.
Stuart Gulliver, chief executive, said 2011 was 'year of change' as bank pushes up profits 15%.
