Canada's prime minister drew an apparent line in the sand on foreign takeovers on Friday, saying he wanted to see BlackBerry maker Research In Motion grow "as a Canadian company" and questioning wheth
Facebook, the social network giant on the verge of a huge initial public stock offering, pays an unusually high tax rate, but that is likely to change soon, analysts said.
European Union governments could ban the sales of some telecommunications equipment to Iran in the coming months under plans for new sanctions discussed by EU experts in Brussels.
Britain's former telephone monopoly BT managed a small rise in third-quarter core earnings, relying on cost cuts and lower regulatory charges to offset falling sales, with broadband a rare bright spot
Google Inc, owner of the world’s most-popular search engine, was asked to “pause” changes to its privacy policy in Europe during an examination by France’s data-protection agency.
When Huawei Technologies posts its annual results in April, they will likely show the unlisted Chinese firm has overtaken Sweden's Ericsson as the world's top-selling telecoms equipment maker.
Hong Kong's Hutchison 3G will buy Orange Austria from France Telecom and a private equity fund in a deal valued at €1.3 billion ($1.7bn) including debt, expanding the corporate footprint of Asia's r
So much for 'Facebook fatigue'.
Hitachi Ltd said on Friday that it would reorganise its operational structure in April by setting up five new groups, as it looks to accelerate growth in its social infrastructure business and continu
Panasonic Corp is likely to forecast a record net annual loss of more than $9.2 billion, local media reported on Friday, as it tallies the cost of trying to fix its broken TV unit and writes down its
