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  • WHERE ACROBATS ARE SERVED WITH STEAK

    February 1, 2010

    OVER the past two years, there’s been much talk from restaurateurs of “adding value” in order to entice cash-stripped punters. Great meal deals, the chance to eat at Michelin-starred restaurants without breaking the bank, free choccies at the end – that sort of thing. But recently, the value added concept has been geared up a [...]

  • Amazon battle over web prices

    January 31, 2010

    AMAZON.COM has removed all e-books published by Macmillan from its website after a dispute over pricing, according to media reports. Amazon’s website, as well as the site for its Kindle e-reader, yesterday showed titles published by Macmillan available only through third parties. Publishers are widely seen to be demanding more control over prices of their [...]

  • Markets likely to fall as uncertainty prevails

    January 31, 2010

    European stock markets are headed for a major tumble this morning, as a sell-off on US markets gathered steam on Friday evening.   GFT is forecasting the UK’s FTSE 100 to open down a hefty 90 points from Friday’s close, around 5,212. The German DAX is expected to open down 105 points at 5,590 and the French CAC 40 [...]

  • Amazon profits soar thanks to book reader

    January 29, 2010

    AMAZON profits surged by 71 per cent in the final three months of 2009. The online bookseller said its Kindle electronic book reader had driven the sales boom. The device – Amazon’s bestselling product – will face competition from Apple’s new iPad, which was unveiled this week. Overall sales at Amazon – which now offers [...]

  • Trademark claim for Apple’s iPad

    January 28, 2010

    APPLE could face a legal battle over its decision to name its new tablet computer; the iPad. Europe’s largest chipmaker STMicroelectronics trademarked the name for its proprietary semiconductor technology almost a decade ago, and has been using the name since. STMicro said yesterday it was “looking into the situation.” The news came as it emerged [...]

  • Toshiba on the comeback trail

    January 28, 2010

    JAPAN’S largest chip maker Toshiba has said it made a smaller-than-expected loss in the final three months of last year due to a recovery in its electronic components business. The company made a net loss of 10.6bn yen (£72.7m) compared with 121.1bn yen a year earlier. Toshiba’s chip business was hit last year but is [...]

  • Apple surprises with $499 iPad

    January 27, 2010

    APPLE last night unveiled the iPad – a gadget it said would revolutionise the way that consumers surf the internet, watch movies and TV, and read books and magazines. After months of hype, Steve Jobs, Apple chief executive, launched the tablet computer that sports a high-resolution 9.7 inch, full-colour touch screen in a conference hall [...]

  • No wonder there is no British Apple

    January 27, 2010

    WHY isn’t there a British Apple? The sight of Steve Jobs standing up again on stage last night to unveil yet another blockbuster – this time, the iPad – is a stark reminder of how bad we have become at creating world-beating corporate giants. We’re still able to create a steady stream of small, successful [...]

  • Will the iPad become the latest must-have device?

    January 27, 2010

    APPLE’S product launches are legendary, but the hype that surrounded the unveiling of its iPad yesterday was without precedent. At first glance, the device looks like an iPhone on steroids. Its ambitions are even bigger: it is supposed to revolutionise the way we surf the internet, watch television and movies, and read books and newspapers. [...]

  • Wall St rises after Fed rates held again

    January 27, 2010

    US stocks rose yesterday after the US Federal Reserve said it will keep interest rates near zero and ahead of President Barack Obama’s State of the Union address tonight. But the Nasdaq got a late surge from of almost one per cent in the shares of Apple after the iPad’s debut. Market analysts said the [...]

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