Nokia posts £100 million loss following 24% fall in sales despite Lumia smartphone sales climbing to record high.

Investors who are only permitted to hold London-listed shares would prefer all-cash deal

GE is planning £3.5bn rival bid for Invensys, trumping its French rival's £3.3bn

Schneider offers 505 pence per Invensys share, which is recommended by its board.

Nokia shares rose 8% on news of a buyout of Siemens mobile network joint venture.

Official list of elite attendees for meeting of normally secretive Bilderberg Group in Watford published

China's trade with Germany accounts for a third of Beijing's overall trade with the 27-member EU bloc.

Digital Media Initiative project, described by corporation boss Tony hall as waste of money, cancelled for failing to deliver.

Analysts expect a 25 basis point cut in the benchmark interest rate at the ECB meeting.

Nokia clings to positive sales of its Lumia smartphones as sales of its feature phones fall dramatically.

The eurozone crisis and uncertainties over the Cyprus bailout have hurt business sentiments in the country.

Leader of telecom equipment maker to leave company after group posts €1.4bn loss for 2012.

Security expert Eugene Kaspersky believes cyber weapons may be "cleaner" than traditional weapons but they are "much worse" and very difficult to protect against.

Nokia has finished its planned cull of 10,000 employees by letting 300 staff in Finland go and outsourcing some of its IT operations to India.

The last 12 months have seen high-profile legal disputes involving Apple, Samsung, Microsoft and others. We pick six of the most important and try and explain what it all means.

Hitachi and Mitsubishi Heavy agree to form a joint venture that will integrate their thermal power generation businesses.

Having won £230m in damages earlier this week, American tech firm VirnetX has filed a second lawsuit against Apple, this time regarding the iPhone 5 and iPad mini.

Apple has been ordered to pay £230m to technology firm VirnetX, after a Texas court ruled against the iPhone maker, saying FaceTime infringed VirnetX's patents.

All the details of the Apple media event in San Francisco which saw the launch of the iPhone 5, updated iPods and redesigned iTunes.

The full statement from Nokia's Q2 2012 financial results.

Engineering giant names new power unit boss to address delays

SmartGrid GB includes British Telecom, General Electric, IBM and Scottish Power, Siemens and Toshiba.

The shake-up comes in the wake of intense competition in the smartphone market.

Siemens has lied to the press about security bugs that could affect critical infrastructure, according to a security expert who has made public the password for Siemens' machinery.

Telecom equipment giant Nokia Siemens Networks is set to scale back its export contracts with Iran, following growing international pressure and the imposition of fresh sanctions.

Wikileaks has highlighted a company which produces spying hardware that can give surveillance officers complete access to a target's computer through Apple iTunes.

Wikileaks has released a video on its website featuring Julian Assange talking about surveillance of civilians, a topic which features in the recently released 'Spy Files' documents.

Gone are the days when an act of war meant dropping bombs, shooting the enemy and marching thousands of troops across borders. Now the battle is taking place online and it is the computer geniuses in their bedrooms, rather than the battle-hardened soldiers in tanks, that are keeping governments awake at night.

The iconic jets could soon be built outside the UK as BAE Systems is scrapping its manufacture.

German manufacturing corporation Siemens is likely to withdraw completely from the nuclear trade.