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Vodafone's strong performance in emerging markets was weighed down by weak demand in European countries.

The joint venture in infrastructure is expected to save £200mn for each company over a period of five years.

Research In Motion is cutting costs as it has lost market dominance to Apple's i-phones and Google's Android-based phones.

Orbis, C&W's biggest shareholder, says Vodafone Group's £1 billion takeover bid is too low

Vodafone nabs C&W to gain access to UK's largest fibre network after rival Tata drops out of running.

Walkout of potential rival Tata Communications sees deadline extension granted.

Verizon Wireless saw revenues and sales grow, as well as its customer base, giving a boost to Vodafone stock.

Volex Group says its trading will be in line with current market expectations for the twelve months to April 1, 2012 despite increased global economic uncertainty, which resulted slow growth in Q3 FY 2012.

WPP Plc through its wholly-owned global interactive marketing agency, Possible Worldwide, has agreed to acquire Carnation Internet Tanacsado Zrt in Hungary through a share purchase.

James Murdoch wants to avoid becoming 'lightning rod' for cable broadcaster linked to scandal-hit News Corp.

Company gives warning over “grossly unjust”proposal.

Following worse than expected results, BlackBerry-maker RIM, plans to overhaul its business model moving away from consumer devices.

If passed by Parliament, price drops could start as soon as July this year

The HTC One X goes on sale in April, but which network and tariff is the best for you?

A well-made smartphone with a 4in touchscreen, 8 megepixel camera and quality design for those on a budget.

Virgin Media will bring its Wi-Fi network to 80 stations throughout the London Underground network in time for the 2012 Olympics.

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

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

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

The new iPad will be released on 16 March in the US and UK

Apple gives away $10,000 prize to celebrate 25 billion applications downloaded.

Laird, the global technology company, has reported its results for the financial year ending 31 December 2011 with an increase in revenue from continuing businesses by 19% at £491.3 million compared to 2010. Organic revenue growth rose 12%.

Complete review of MWC, with Alastair Stevenson reporting from Barcelona and Alistair Charlton from London, for International Business Times UK.

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.

Huawei spills the beans on Google's upcoming Android software, all but confirming that the Ascend D quad will support 5.0 Jelly Bean.

LG announces Optimus 4X HD with powerful quad-core processor, 8-megapixel camera and Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.

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.