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NetApp Inc. (NTAP) on Wednesday joined a growing list of technology companies issuing bleak financial guidance, citing ongoing economic uncertainty--especially in Europe--for a disappointing current-quarter outlook.
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A federal jury said Wednesday that Google Inc. (GOOG) didn't infringe Oracle Corp. (ORCL) patents that protect Oracle's Java technology, handing Google a victory as the companies' high-profile trial nears a close.
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BT Group PLC(BT.A.LN) said Wednesday that it bought 2.95 million of its shares for treasury at 206.01 pence per share.
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Dell shares plunged 17% and hit their lowest point in 20 months after the company's quarterly update raised questions about the strength of computer sales, overall spending on technology and the company's ability to make the business grow.
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China State Council, or the cabinet, on Wednesday repeated Premier Wen Jiabao's pledge over the weekend to giver bigger priority to economic growth, while stressing stimulus policies, including tax reforms and speeding up the construction of existing large infrastructure projects.
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The U.K.'s competition regulator said Wednesday that British Sky Broadcasting Group PLC (BSY.LN) won't have to alter its movies business as the pay-television operator's stranglehold on newly-released films has been weakened by the arrival of U.S.-based Internet movie service company Netflix Inc. (NFLX).
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Telefonica SA (TEF) has raised its treasury stock to 3.06% from close to 1.975% since mid-February, according to records of the Spanish stock market regulator.
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The Hart-Scott-Rodino Act requires under certain circumstances that prospective acquirers of voting securities or assets apply for clearance from regulators.
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Taiwanese mobile phone maker HTC Corp. (2498.TW) could make further inroads into the U.S. market, after a person familiar with the situation said Tuesday HTC's latest smartphone has received approval from U.S. customs, paving the way for its launch in the world's second-largest mobile phone market.
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PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk.
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Taiwanese handset maker HTC Corp.'s (2498.TW) latest EVO 4G LTE smartphone has passed the U.S. customs review required by a U.S. trade body, a person familiar with the situation said Tuesday.
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Apple Inc. saw its shares closed trading on Monday up 5.8% to $561.28.
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Taiwanese mobile phone maker HTC Corp. (2498.TW) said Monday that its handsets are slowly making their way into the U.S. market, even though every model now has to go through customs inspection due to a local patent violation ruling.
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China Telecom said Monday it signed 2.01 million new 3G subscribers in April, compared to 2.4 million it added in March, bringing its total subscriber base for the data service to 45.56 million.
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European stock markets opened lower on Monday, with energy stocks under pressure and peripheral markets Spain and Italy leading regional index losses.
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Taiwanese handset maker HTC Corp. (2498.TW) said Monday some of its shipments have passed a customs review in the U.S. required by a trade body and have been released to carrier customers.
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Hong Kong shares declined in choppy trading amid persistent worries about Europe, although many mainland Chinese stocks climbed following Premier Wen Jiabao's pledge to promote pro-growth policies in response to a slowing economy.
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The U.K. competition regulator is expected to give British Sky Broadcasting Group PLC (BSY.LN) a reprieve in the local film market, as rivals such as Lovefilm and Netflix Inc. (NFLX) are undermining the pay-television operator's dominance and reducing the need to impose restrictions, according to the Mail on Sunday newspaper, without saying where it got its information.
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Defying signs of a global slowdown, sales of mobile devices in the Middle East and Africa rose 16% in the first quarter, fueled a growing appetite for smartphones, while embattled Nokia Corp. remains the region's top handset vendor, according to research firm Gartner.
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BT Group PLC (BT.A.LN) Friday said it purchased 3 million ordinary shares, to hold in treasury, at an average price of 204.5701 pence per share on May 18.
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Analysts are expecting Facebook Inc. (FB) to make early trading gains during its IPO debut Friday, but it is unclear how big a pop investors could see in the social network's stock.
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Hong Kong stocks skidded sharply lower in early trading Friday, with heavyweight HSBC Holdings PLC leading a broad-based sell-off after a Moody's downgrade of several Spanish banks deepened Europe-related worries.
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Verizon plans to make data-hungry customers pay a lot more, either in service fees or phone prices, as it tries to cut costs from data services.
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Comcast Corp. said Thursday that it will suspend a static 250-gigabyte data usage limit it has imposed on its broadband customers since 2008.
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Troubles at Finland's Nokia Oyj aren't just bad news for the company, its staff and shareholders. They're also a warning sign for the small Nordic country's welfare model.
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European stock markets gave up initial gains to push lower in early trading on Thursday.
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Hong Kong stocks rebounded in early Thursday trade, as the Hang Seng Index rose 0.3% to 19,316.02 after tumbling 3.2% in the previous session.
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The U.S. solar-power industry has been nervously awaiting a federal decision on whether to impose antidumping tariffs on Chinese solar-panel makers.
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A Blackstone Group LP (BX) property loan has received what "may be one of the more questionable [loan] modifications to date" by getting rosy financing terms at the expense of bondholders, marking a troublesome precedent for distressed real-estate workouts, Deutsche Bank said Wednesday.
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BT Group PLC (BT.A.LN) Wednesday said it purchased 2 million ordinary shares, to hold in treasury, at an average price of 207.9909 pence per share on May 16.
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Samsung snatched the title of world's largest mobile handset vendor from Nokia in the first three months of the year, confirming Nokia's continued decline as it struggles to keep pace with fast moving competition.
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HTC said the launch of a new smartphone in the U.S. will be delayed, due to a customs review required after the International Trade Commission ruled late last year that the Taiwanese handset maker has violated a patent held by Apple.
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China Mobile, the world's biggest telecom carrier by subscribers, said on Wednesday it is negotiating with Apple Inc to carry the popular iPhone in China.
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Telecom Italia SpA (TIA) said late Tuesday its shareholders approved a dividend payment of EUR0.043 per ordinary share and EUR0.054 per savings share.
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Hong Kong shares opened sharply lower on Wednesday as news that Greece would be facing fresh elections next month after a failed attempt to form a government hurt investor sentiment, dragging on stocks across the board.
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Billionaire investor Carl Icahn reported in a regulatory filing late Tuesday that he no longer had a stake in energy company El Paso Corp. (EP), which is close to completing a sale of itself for $21 billion.
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T-Mobile USA, the fourth largest U.S. mobile provider, said it is cutting another 900 jobs.
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Sprint defended to shareholders its deal with Apple to buy $15.5 billion in iPhones over the next several years, saying the commitment is necessary to compete with its larger rivals and will help keep customer turnover at bay.
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A federal judge sentenced two men to varying prison terms for their roles in a telecom fraud scheme that netted more than $4.4 million, the Department of Justice said Tuesday.
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Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN) has set a torrid hiring pace in recent months, accelerating a rate of employee acquisitions that was already well ahead of most large corporations.
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French construction-to-telecom conglomerate Bouygues SA (EN.FR) Tuesday raised its sales target for 2012 after reporting higher-than-expected sales and net profit in the first quarter.
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Orange Jordan, a subsidiary of Jordan Telecom Group, said Tuesday its fixed and wireless broadband Internet represents some 55% of the kingdom's total market share.
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Costly roaming rates are a sore point for many Canadian mobile-phone users.
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LightSquared Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Monday afternoon, hours ahead of the expiration of a deal to keep hedge-fund manager Philip Falcone's venture from defaulting on its debt.
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BT Group PLC (BT.A.LN), said Friday it purchased from J.P.
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Wireless carriers Verizon Communications and AT&T saw their shares rise Friday morning after Credit Suisse upgraded both stocks to outperform ratings.
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PT Telekomunikasi Indonesia Tbk (TLKM.JK) hasn't yet submitted a bid to buy undersea cable operator Pacnet Ltd., Telkom Chairman Jusman Syafii told Dow Jones Newswires Friday.
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Telefonica SA (TEF) Friday posted weaker-than-expected earnings, evidence that the Spanish telecom giant is increasingly turning to Latin America to drive revenue and profits as business at austerity-hit Europe continues to suffer.
