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Sony lowers forecast by £4bn
Japanese titan to accelerate job cuts after stunning industry by predicting first operating loss in 14 years
Microsoft set to report weak results and job cuts
Yahoo also announces cuts to engineering jobs, but Apple looks strong
AMD announces 1,100 job cuts
Chip firm will also reduce salaries as downturn hits profits
Intel slashes processor prices
Dual-core Celeron and Xeon ranges reduced by up to 48 per cent
Venture capital firm offers ray of hope
Balderton Capital set to plough cash into tech startups
DRAM bloodbath produces no winners
‘Game of chicken’ between DRAM suppliers ends in tears as revenues continue to tumble, says iSuppli
Satyam chairman admits to £682m fraud
India reels as Ramalinga Raju owns up to chain of deception
Logitech to cut 15 per cent of workforce
Recession bites at peripherals giant
Value is at the heart of business
As the year ahead looks set to be a tough one, now is not the time to start losing sight of first principles
Palm to slash US jobs after poor results
Global reorganisation underway as share price slumps
2008 a 'disastrous' year for memory
Market watcher iSuppli labels the year as one to forget for most memory chip makers
HP bullish on technology outlook
Fourth-quarter figures show strong growth
Xerox predicts solid growth in 2009
New European document processing centre to open in the UK
HP shares up 14.5pc on positive fourth quarter
Preliminary results push HP shares over US$33 each 18 November
Bad attitudes blamed for failing companies
Inexperience and poor long-term planning have led to a crisis in some IT firms, say experts
Plimsoll figures show depth of reseller peril
Number of VARs using overdrafts as permanent means of finance is causing growing concern
The six billion-dollar Games
The six billion-dollar GamesSmall and mid-size UK players are getting in line to make the next Olympics larger than ever, writes Fleur Doidge
IT may have saved Amtrak
Timely solution provision may have saved the recently collapsed courier, says the firm’s former CIO Phil Young
VARs make it onto Tech Track
VARs, systems integrators and managed service providers feature heavily in list of fast-growing technology outfits
Channel in distress?
The Large Hadron Collider did not finish us, but there may be another abyss, says Nitin Joshi
Avaya vows to direct more revenue to VARs
Vendor reshuffles its priorities and pledges to simplify product line
Channel feels pain of credit pinch
Report suggests worse may be yet to come
Overcoming the big crunch
Like peanut butter, economic news has become unpalatable. Eddie Pacey seeks a smoother way
HP ups prices in wake of weakening pound
Leading systems vendors to offload burden of growing equipment costs on to channel players
Credit crunch has financial saviours
Resellers need solid financial underpinnings in this more competitive market, says Philip White
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