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Coca-Cola loses top spot to Apple for first time in 13 years, as Google climbs to second in Best Global Brands report.

Congress has one day to decide how to continue funding government beyond 30 September

Shanghai bucks the trend as government opens free trade zone.

Microsoft founder Bill Gates admits Windows Ctrl-Alt-Delete keyboard command was a mistake.

It has been five years since the collapse of Lehman Brothers, but where did the final board of directors end up?

Dell shareholders vote in favour of Michael Dell to buy out computer maker for £16bn.

Western powers want the Syrian government to hand over its chemical weapons.

The US Federal Reserve's FOMC meets on 17 September.

Apple iWatch and Samsung Galaxy Gear smartwatches are hoping to succeed where IBM, Palm, Microsoft and even Samsung have failed before.

External review says Bloomberg journalists had access to its clients' log-in and personal information details

As Samsung prepares to launch Galaxy Gear next month, Alistair Charlton tries to decide what a smartwatch should be.

Senior NDRC official reportedly told 30 foreign firms 'if you put up a fight, I could double or triple your fines'.

Former NSA whistleblower alleged systems were hacked in Chinese universities.

As its smartphone and tablet sales surpass PC sales for the first time, Lenovo is positioned to become one of the biggest technology companies in the world.

Financial markets eagerly await BoE Governor Mark Carney's first news conference.

Ben Bernanke may announce a bond buying purchase cut at any of the three FOMC meetings this year.

US IRS and state governments use software from SAS, LexisNexis and IBM to combat fake tax return claims

Net profit declines 79% to $130m amid investors' battle to takeover the company.

Two universities will receive £7.5m in government funding to research cyber security threats and train students.

Private equity company Blackstone expected to make offer for Dell, sparking a bidding war with founder Michael Dell.

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Google has sued BT in the US and UK over the use of four patents, in what is the first lawsuit brought by Google in its own name.

Traders positive as technology majors Google and IBM post better-than-expected quarterly results.

Technology heavyweights Google and IBM post better-than-expected results.

Markets open lower as traders consider Bank of Japan's aggressive stimulus plans and earnings reports from major US firms.

Markets positive as US debt ceiling fears ease after Republicans propose 3-month extension to borrowing limit.

Dell shares rose after reports emerged it is considering going private as its share of the PC market nosedives.

Financial analyst Trent Martin faces maximum of 20 years in prison.

Six-year-old Dylan Hockley was born in Hampshire.

Regeneration project to create Europe's largest indoor civic space