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16 January 2009, 14:43
An additional 900 people to lose their jobs at the chip company as the recession takes its toll.
15 January 2009, 10:15
Steve Jobs’ health issues not as straight-forward as he had hoped.
15 January 2009, 08:48
In the 12 weeks ended 10th January 2009, like for like sales across the group were significantly lower.
13 January 2009, 14:20
Graphics giant issues a massive downward revision of expected Q4 revenue.
8 January 2009, 11:53
1,900 Irish jobs will be lost as Dell relocates EMEA PC making to Poland and third-party manufacturers.
8 January 2009, 10:17
The expected restructuring announcement involves axing 11 percent of workforce and reducing executive pay.
7 January 2009, 18:49
Chinese system builder temporarily halts trading of its shares in advance of a “price-sensitive” announcement.
7 January 2009, 16:05
Chip giant’s sales even lower than expected due to weak end-user demand. Value of Clearwire stake written down.
6 January 2009, 08:34
Peripherals giant withdraws 2009 growth targets and announces 15 percent cull as retail environment deteriorates.
5 January 2009, 15:15
Apple CEO publishes an explanation for his weight loss in a bid to end health speculation.
2 January 2009, 10:37
Marketing and global operations get new head honchos as Dell reorganises its business-facing corporate structure.
30 December 2008, 12:02
The Christmas cull at AMD turned out to be even bigger than anticipated.
22 December 2008, 12:24
Loans from Saxony, Investors and parent company Infineon allow ramp of Buried Wordline technology.
19 December 2008, 10:51
AMD’s spun-off manufacturing company will still get the $650 million incentive package to build a fab in NY State.
18 December 2008, 11:10
The last remaining hurdle was Goldman Sachs selling its stake in Sanyo.
16 December 2008, 18:08
Approximately two fifths of AMD’s employees in EMEA have been made redundant in the past two weeks.
9 December 2008, 11:54
Security software outfit continues its transformation with cash injection from investment company.
9 December 2008, 11:16
Japanese consumer electronics giant announces measures to bolster company and improve profitability.
8 December 2008, 09:53
Co-founder of Carphone Warehouse used most of his CPW shares as security against personal loans without declaring it.
1 December 2008, 18:17
German memory maker Qimonda is delaying the release of its Q4 financials until partnership discussions conclude.
1 December 2008, 17:36
Three year IT strategy overhaul on track to save a cool billion per year, next phase begins.
1 December 2008, 11:42
Yahoo! mobile-specific search service to be the backbone of Virgin Media’s brand-new mobile hub.
28 November 2008, 17:33
Several employees, including executives, at DSGi’s B2B arm are having their roles reassessed in the wake of poor financial results.
14 November 2008, 22:38
AMD has completely reorganised the structure of its EMEA sales and marketing operation.
14 November 2008, 19:30
Giuseppe Amato is the latest casualty of AMD’s increasingly thorough reorganisation.
14 November 2008, 18:51
As predicted by HEXUS.channel, EMEA graphics boss to fill the void left by Pierre Brunswick’s departure.
7 November 2008, 14:50
The continued upheaval at the top of AMD EMEA could present one director with a promotion...
6 November 2008, 14:57
HEXUS.channel exclusively opens a jar to reveal that Pierre Brunswick is apparently set to be the most senior of AMD's recently announced 500 redundancies...
6 November 2008, 10:18
Drive to reach profitability leads to further streamlining by AMD, with 3% of global workforce to go.
5 November 2008, 17:05
Proposed advertising services deal between the two attracts too much regulatory attention for Google’s liking.
4 November 2008, 14:39
At long last one of the major UK broadband players shows an active interest in buying Tiscali’s UK assets.
4 November 2008, 12:55
Fujitsu Siemens Computers is to be wholly owned by Fujitsu after it acquires the other half for €450 million.
31 October 2008, 13:22
BT has announced that quarterly earnings will be down and it’s all the fault of its Global Services division.
