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Trading on Telstra Shares Halted

Major telco Telstra has pre-empted vigorous trading on the stock exchange in response to today's announcements by requesting a trading halt.

Archive, Credit

Toshiba 20 Years On

In 1985 Toshiba launched the world's first notebook computer, the T11. Weighing in at a hefty four and a half kilos, an Intel 086 CPU and 256Kb RAM and no...

Archive, Hardware

Sun Microsystems buys Storage Technology Corp

There's little wonder we are witnessing a round of consolidation in the storage and backup business. Big vendors are moving in to shore up positions by acquiring smaller players in...

Archive, Hardware

Down Down Down For Harvey Norman

Harvey Norman is down as sales slump, profits down 37%

Archive, Hardware

Gloom Haunts High St.

July retail sales stumble almost 1% as doom and gloom return to haunt High St.

Archive, Retail

Forget ‘Likes’: Facebook “Wants” F-Comm

Facebook "Wants" to get a foothold in the ecommerce market by offering retailers (and consumers) a new window.

Archive, Services

Pentax DSLRs & Mirrorless Cams To Debut At Photokina

In total four new Pentax cameras are being unveiled and include the company’s flagship DSLR K-5 II, their interchangeable lens Q and the introductory X-5. The DSLRs promote the familiar...

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Steve Jobs’ Dad Fury At iPhone Ban

Steve Jobs' father is furious after the Syrian government banned use of Apple's iPhone, following violent protests in the country.

Archive, Hardware

Apple Moves Into The Advertising Business

Apple is set to move into the advertising market up against organisations like the News Corporation who are currently going out of their way to deliver positive editorial coverage to...

Archive, Marketing

Guerrilla Retailing Guru Warns Retailers

Elly Valas a leading US retail consultant and the co-author of Guerrilla Retailing has warned Australia retailers that despite an economic downturn they must not become complacent and if anything...

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