02:48PM | Rachael Bolton | The Australian Financial Review
In the US, Avis holds second place in the rental car market and they have a slogan: "We try harder". That's how fighter pilot, engineer and astronaut Buzz Aldrin views his life and career too.
11:31AM | The Australian Financial Review
Nearly one year after launching a free application for the iPhone and the iPod Touch, the US space agency has created a program for the latest device from Apple.
08:42AM | The Australian Financial Review
Toshiba said on Thursday it would release a tablet computer that runs on the Android operating system in a challenge to Apple's popular iPad.
12:00AM | Rachael Bolton | The Australian Financial Review
Commonwealth Bank of Australia's institutional equities division has chosen a new client accounting and securities transaction platform from technology provider GBST.
12:00AM | Julian Bajkowski | The Australian Financial Review
Salary growth for information technology professionals has fallen to lows not seen since the aftermath of the dotcom crash, a key industry survey has found.
12:00AM | Brian Corrigan | The Australian Financial Review
Analysts have given Apple's latest range of new products and services a lukewarm reception after the consumer electronics giant refreshed its range of portable media players and took another stab at establishing itself in the delivery of television content.
02 September 2010 | Adam Plowright | The Australian Financial Review
BlackBerry may have won a reprieve but Google and Skype are squarely in the firing line as India's security agencies widen their crackdown on telecom firms.
02 September 2010 | Julian Bajkowski | The Australian Financial Review
The future of embattled health software developer iSoft is set to be decided by a vote of shareholders at the company's key backer, Oceania Capital Partners, after the listed private equity fund said it would stick to its deadline to decide whether to sell its investments.
02 September 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Nexbis left it to the last minute to report a 98 per cent decline in revenue and a 208 per cent fall in profit for the year to June 30, 2010. The results came in late on Tuesday, the last day of reporting season. Announcing the declines, group chief executive Johann Young said the last financial year had been "without doubt the most challenging" in the company's history.
01 September 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Gadget lovers were dreaming of iPods, iPads and bargain-rate internet television on Wednesday as Apple prepared to unveil its latest creations.
01 September 2010 | The Australian Financial Review
Mark Hurd, who was ousted as CEO of Hewlett Packard following allegations of sexual harassment, will not run for re-election to News Corp's board of directors.
