Archive - 27 Nov 2001

E-tail: the state we're in

'Tis the season to be jolly (if you're an Amazon.com shareholder)

3D TV company eyes AIM trading

And not a pair of red and green glasses in sight...

Cap Gemini seals Executive deal

Seven-year contract for consortium...

Orchestream warns of more bloodshed

The cost cutting hasn't finished yet...

Gordon Brown outlines Budget

Tax credits for training and you can double your share options...

Handbag's at dawn of success

Handbag becoming the accessory of choice for UK women...

Lernout & Hauspie auctions assets to shrink debt-mountain

But it will take a lot more than selling a few assets before it's in the clear...

Tesco continues to shine online

No amount of ads featuring Prunella Scales seem able to dent Tesco's meteoric rise...

Via boasts legal victory over Intel

Lawsuit ends with smiles in the Via camp...

Sexism still rife in the server room

Or do women just not want to work in IT? It's a chicken and egg thing...

HP gives thanks for November PC boost

Is it a sign of things to come or has Christmas come early this year?

Safeway scraps online service

Cash to be spent on sprucing up high street stores instead...

Amazon leaps as seasonal cheer kicks in

Have yourself a merry little Christmas...

Amazon and Expedia unite in holiday venture

Book your hols and buy a book for the beach all on the one site...

Microsoft cuts ASP prices

Not because demand is weak we're told...

GPRS networks lose 43 per cent of data

Most wireless applications will be unusable...

Palm drops online organiser

Handheld-maker blames lack of customers...

mmO2 bosses in £4m pay day

Awards lavished on the men that oversaw the demerger...

'Time to change the rules' - Monti

Say goodbye to multi-billion pound telecoms auctions...

Ebone picks fight with Oftel

Open letter to Edmonds says 'get a move on'...

IT trainers caught up in fraud scandal

Massive fraud prompts police investigation...


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