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After a week of haemorrhaging, the tech sector looks like it might be turning a corner – but only as it offers an olive branch to the US President-elect Donald Trump
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After a week of haemorrhaging, the tech sector looks like it might be turning a corner – but only as it offers an olive branch to the US President-elect Donald Trump
Apple shares closed up 0.9% at $107.73 on Friday, but the share price has, all told, been jobbing a range of $110 to $90 since December 2015. That has had some pundits thinking
Easy-to-use video chat app aims to provide reliable connection inside or outside of WiFi says Google
Drug giant is setting up a new company, Galvani Bioelectronics, with Verily Life Sciences
US stocks eked out gains on Thursday, propelled by tech stocks to counterweigh negative news about oil prices, Ford Motors and Atlanta Fed's growth forecast ahead of GDP numbers
US shares stretched over the line to post a modest gain in afternoon trading on Thursday, despite weaker oil prices, a downbeat motor outlook from industry behemoth Ford and depressed growth forecasts from the Atlanta Fed
The Dow Jones Industrial Average opens sixty points lower
Shares in NetSuite Inc were up on Tuesday as rumours continued to swirl that the cloud computing company could be a takeover target
Speculation has emerged that Microsoft’s LinkedIn tie-up could spark more tech-sector takeovers, with Sage Group a potential winner or loser in any deal. The next big merger could be a takeover of US groups NetSuite Inc or Ultimate Software
While companies like IBM and Korea's Samsung have led the crusade to make us control our domestic boiler using a smartphone app, it was never going to take an eternity for Google to get in on the act
Sports Direct owner has agreed to face MPs over employment practices
A round-up of some of the main themes in the UK papers
Tech titans Microsoft and Google both got it in the neck in after-hours trading
Alphabet, the second largest company in the world by market capitalisation, lost more than around $32bn from its market value.
Brussels claims Google imposed anti-competitive conditions on customers
Brussels claims Google imposed anti-competitive conditions on customers
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Small caps really didn't move much on a day which saw explosive action from the ECB and some fiery responses in the global market.
The FTSE AIM 100 Index rose 3.04 points to 3272 by mid-afternoon
A selection of some of the most followed companies on the day...
Lawmakers urged HMRC to reopen the Google deal if new evidence against it became available
Hardware & electrical equipment
Bill Gates has opined on the FBI-Apple legal wrangle but has staying on the fence made matters worse for phone makers Apple and Microsoft?
Google's new holding company Alphabet has announced that its thinking hub, until now called Google Ideas, is getting a makeover
Search engine giant Google is back in the cross hairs again - as it emerged it paid its boss more than the UK taxman.
Wall Street shares burrowed a trough on Tuesday as crude oil prices briefly pipped below $30 a barrel....
Shares fell fell back on Tuesday as oil prices continued to sag
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The West Texas Intermediate price spilled 5.3% to US$30.01 while a barrel of Brent crude lost 5.6% to US$32.41.
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Away from the chatter of the Iowa election, big cap global oilers are in focus today with some of the biggest names reporting as the turmoil in crude markets continues unabated.....
Wall Street shares are set to sink at the open as global indices fall and oil prices slide again.
The search engine's holding company Alphabet is now worth about US$568bn
US shares are set to recoup losses from yesterday ahead of more quarterly results...
Stocks briefly opened higher but quickly backtracked after a disappointing manufacturing PMI reading for September.
Stocks are set to rise for the second day in a row; it's almost like the good old days ...
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Okay, the name change to Alphabet has stolen the headlines. But the shares are primed and ready for a transformation too, according to our charts guru Alistair Strang.
Google (NASDAQ:GOOGL) (NASDAQ:GOOG) announced a new operating structure that will see a new parent company named Alphabet, with Google as one of its operating units. Shares jumped in morning trades. Google said late yesterday that it would