Financial Times (Technology)

A substantial minority of shareholders of the PC maker have backed an investor protest aimed at pressuring the company's board into stripping founder Michael Dell of the title of chairman

Loss of Realtime Worlds will come as a blow to one of the UK's most successful areas for technology start-ups

Call centre workers are becoming as cheap to hire in the US as they are in India, says the head of the country's largest business process outsourcing company

A South Korean component supplier denies wrongdoing, while a Taiwanese manufacturer suspends a manager pending an internal investigation

A South Korean component supplier denies wrongdoing, while a Taiwanese manufacturer suspends a manager pending an internal investigation

So difficult a frontier is the Chinese market for India's pioneering outsourcing groups that their leaders would sooner talk about the potential of Latin America than the world's fastest-growing large economy

The EU loses its second big trade battle in as many weeks after a World Trade Organisation panel rules that its duties on electronics products break international rules

The story of a rare boardroom coup in Japan sheds light on the role of directors

Taiwan is trying to reassure investors and the public that there is a long-term future for WiMax, after news broke last month that Intel had disbanded its Taiwan-based WiMax programme office

Intel is facing a bitter blow as it becomes increasingly clear that future, high-speed mobile phone networks are going to be based on long term evolution technology, rather than WiMax

Dell, the third largest personal computer maker, said on Monday that it would acquire 3Par, a data storage company, in a $1.15bn deal that will sharpen its competition with companies incl-uding Hewlett-Packard, IBM and EMC

An Apple supply manager has been accused of giving confidential information to Asian suppliers in exchange for kickbacks during a three-year scheme detailed in court filings made available over the weekend

The boutique financial software company's chief believes the current trend to more electronic trading of derivatives will help business

The boutique financial software company's chief believes the current trend to more electronic trading of derivatives will help business

Traditional trades have fallen foul of low-cost foreign competition and joined the long queue of failed companies across the region but the city is looking forward with a fresh focus

Through acquisitions, investments and internal development, the US search group is piecing together the makings of an infrastructure designed to challenge the social networking website

A loophole in Mark Hurd's contract made it hard for Hewlett-Packard to dismiss him outright and added to pressure on the board to give him severance pay that could be worth nearly $40m despite his admission of ethical lapses, according to experts in boardroom practice

The legal war over software rights that Oracle has launched against Google could hamper the internet company's successful push into the smartphone market, industry analysts warn

Oracle filed a copyright and patent infringement claim against Google over its Android operating system, opening a legal war between the Silicon Valley giants over the fast-growing smartphone software platform

India warns it will block BlackBerry encrypted corporate e-mail and messaging services if local security agencies are not given access to them by the end of August