One week after mobile giant Nokia slashed 330 jobs in its Research and Development center in Finland, the world's leading cell phone maker has announced that it is to cut a further 220 jobs in its Japanese R&D activities.
US computer giant Hewlett-Packard has tripled the scope of its share repurchasing programme after reporting a 14 percent rise in fourth-quarter net profit despite dropping retail sales.
Hewlett-Packard has announced that it is buying networking company 3Com for 2.7 billion dollars in a deal that is expected to boost its presence in the fast-growing Chinese market.
Bruno Giussani, European Director of TED (Technology, Entertainment, Design) conferences, tells us more about the spreading of ideas in technology, design and entertainment.
In this edition, let's debate with Francis Pisani a new technology specialist and journalist about the future of the book with the Kindle. Then the critically acclaimed 'Sin Nombre' is released and the Fiac starts.
In this edition, Augustin Trapenard invites us to discover the Book of Genesis illustrated by Robert Crumb. Then, let's debate about the electronic book and don't miss "Sin Nombre" by Cary Fukunaga.
Internet firm Yahoo! has announced a tripling of its profits, thanks largely to aggressive cost-cutting, while actual revenue fell. The company has laid off some 2,000 staff over the past year.
Microsoft wants its fans to hold parties to celebrate the launch of Windows 7. After the spectacular failure of Windows Vista, is Microsoft back on track?
In this edition HEALTH travels to a hub of nanotechnology in Grenoble and visits a laboratory where size matters and it’s the smaller the better, as miniaturization means more targeted treatment.
