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City Spy: Minus interest by bosses in Google+

13.10.11
With great fanfare, Google launched its apparent Facebook-killer, Google+, this summer. So far the verdict among even the nerdiest social media nuts is: we're not sure what to do with it... more

Girl geeks on the march

03.10.11
The gods of technology are almost entirely male and just 35 per cent of start-up business owners are women. This is a problem... more

Groupon adds 11 new underwriters to $750m IPO

15.07.11
Don't expect too much negative comment from the big banks' analysts on Groupon, which is lining itself up for a flotation to raise $750 million... more

Google leaves door open for Facebook and Twitter tie-up

08.07.11
Google is leaving open the door to more co-operation with social-media giants Facebook and Twitter, and believes there is room for multiple social networks as it rolls out its own, executive chairman Eric Schmidt has said... more

The man who rules the world

19.05.11
From Obama to No 10, everyone wants to be friends with the boss of $171bn internet giant Google. We find out why...... more

London arm a $1bn star for Google

15.04.11
Google's London subsidiary generated almost $1 billion in revenues in the first three months of the year as it continues to grow at double-digit pace - up 15% on a year earlier... more

Google's eight-point rule for what it takes to be the perfect boss

21.03.11
Aware that its huge success had stalled its radical management ethos, Google set to work to revitalise it, says Philip Delves Broughton... more

Content is king in Huffington deal with AOL

09.02.11
The reaction to the acquisition of the Huffington Post by AOL has run from sceptical to enthusiastic, with more than a dash of wonderment at the remarkable personal story behind the Post's founder... more

Seismic shifts that hi-tech needed

31.01.11
Analysis: Silicon Valley experienced a major set earthquakes when three tech giants, Apple, Google and Hewlett-Packard, announced big shake-ups in their leadership... more

City Spy: 50% tax for anyone on £100,000? That's Balls

24.01.11
While Alan Johnson wanted the 50% top rate of tax to be regarded as temporary, his successor as shadow chancellor Ed Balls favours keeping it and seeing it kick in at a lower threshold than the present £150,000... more

Google UK's £2bn heightens tax row

21.01.11
Google reignited the row over its corporate tax avoidance as its annual UK revenues smashed through the £2 billion barrier for the first time last year... more

City Spy: LSE still cagy on computer crash

13.01.11
The London Stock Exchange has “now concluded” its investigation into a major and embarrassing outage last November, at the time rumoured to be sabotage, that saw the stock market suspended... more

If your desk is moved into the corner, you're in trouble, my friend

12.07.10
Those who sit nearest to the boss prosper in the harsh world of work, says Philip Delves Broughton. Proximity matters.... more

You'll never be lost in translation again

24.05.10
A universal translator that can convert any language — spoken or text — into one you understand could soon become a reality.... more

iPhone revolution sends brands the message on mobile

24.05.10
Advertising and Marketing: With 54 million smartphones sold worldwide in the first quarter of 2010, ad firms are waking up to its potential... more

City Spy: Google needs humour to weather the critics

20.05.10
Some lighter moments as Google chief Eric Schmidt and co-founder Larry Page field questions at the web giant's Zeitgeist event... more

Google: We did take data from homes... but no harm was done

19.05.10
Google hits back at growing privacy concerns across Europe about its Street View service... more

Goodbye to the decade of iPods, bling and bailouts

24.12.09
The Noughties’ neologisms came thick and fast to match the anxieties of an unsettling technological era... more

Internet users baffled by Google's misspelling

28.09.09
Internet giant Google sparked confusion after deliberately misspelling its own name... more

Space buffs set sights on topping the moon landing

24.07.09
Americans have been marking the 40th anniversary of the first moon landing with a mixture of pride and regret ... more

We don’t Twitter, says London teenager who shocked internet’s biggest bosses

13.07.09
London teenager’s report into his friends’ media habits has caused a sensation among some of the world’s most powerful internet bosses... more

Talks are the new gigs

13.07.09
Liz Hoggard has the lowdown on a conference that attracts the likes of Bill Clinton, Bono and Bill Gates... more

Branson dreams... of owning Google

21.05.09
Virgin boss Sir Richard Branson was Google’s special guest at the internet giant’s “Zeitgeist” meeting in Hertfordshire this week ... more

Mandelson calls for a regulation light touch

18.05.09
Business Secretary Lord Mandelson warned that governments should not allow anger about the credit crunch to stifle financial markets with excessive regulation ... more

Backroom boys who struck gold

08.05.09
The greatest fortunes in California’s first gold rush were made by the likes of Leland Stanford and Collis P Huntington, shopkeepers who sold the miners their shovels. The pair of Sacramento outfitters went on to become two of the Big Four investors in the Central Pacific Railroad, America’s first transcontinental railroad, and respectively built the best university and the finest library in the state ... more

All credit goes to the Crunchies

16.01.09
It's awards season, of course, but here that doesn’t just mean the Golden Globes or the upcoming Oscars. The Valley cares as much, if not more, about the Crunchies... more

Evil lurks as the Google halo slips over privacy

15.07.08
In its own collective mind, the three most important words in the history of Google are "Don't Be Evil"... more

As Yahoo can't decide on merger partner, Google looms ever larger

21.05.08
Google is a media behemoth on a scale no mogul, not even Rupert Murdoch, can hope to match... more


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