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Best Places to Buy the Surface Pro in Europe

Microsoft's well-received tablet, the Surface Pro, is scheduled to make its debut in several countries in Europe and other western nations, including Australia, before May ends.
Vittorio Hernandez May 22, 2013

Tech Experts Find Asus Fonepad Too Big for Everyday Use as Phone

In a review of the newly upgraded Asus Fonepad, tech experts found the £180 device too big with its 7-inch screen to function as a phone. As a tablet, the gadget is neither impressive and is hampered by a lackluster screen.
Vittorio Hernandez May 22, 2013

Australian Stock Market Report – Afternoon 5/21/13

The selling that marked the early part of the session subsided in the early afternoon and the ASX200 was able to finish off the lows of the day. Although profit warnings from a number of companies saw investors reflect on the broader earnings picture at present.
Vittorio Hernandez May 21, 2013

Apple (AAPL) Tweaks Prices to Gain Foothold in India

Desperate to gain a foothold in India, one of the world's fastest growing population and urbanizing economies, Apple Inc has been adjusting its marketing strategy in that country, even tweaking its notoriously high prices to gain market share.
Esther Tanquintic-Misa May 21, 2013

Reflection Time For Dollar Bulls

By Kathleen Brooks, Research Director UK EMEA, FOREX.comIt's been pretty slow-going today as economic data has been thin on the ground.
Admin System May 21, 2013

Is Uranium Waiting For A Chance To Run?

By Andrew NelsonLast week was a slow, if not somewhat significant week on the uranium spot market. Slow because only three deals were done, with just 300,000 pounds U3O8 changing hands.
Admin System May 21, 2013

Bring it Up. Toronto Welcomes Business

Canada glories in many titles. Similar to Canada, Toronto is frequently and constantly ranked at the top of rankings. In some rankings, the country was ranked as one of the best places to do business.
Jamelle Agbuis May 21, 2013

Stocks Terrorise the Gold Market

Bad money drives out good money. That's the short version of Gresham's Law. What it really means is that people interested in self-preservation don't follow trends. When inflation runs amok in financial markets or in the economy, prudent people tend to hoard what's valuable. They spend what's less valuable before it becomes even more devalued (paper money).
Jamelle Agbuis May 21, 2013

Dell Ships in July Thumb-Sized PC Project Ophelia

U.S. PC-maker Dell said over the weekend that it would begin to ship in July a thumb-sized computer called Project Ophelia. The Android-based device as big as a USB stick, will sell for $100.
Vittorio Hernandez May 21, 2013

Australian Stock Market Report – Afternoon 5/20/13

The afternoon session saw the local index retreat from its best levels of the session when it was seeing gains of more than 1%. The main event of the week sees the US Federal Reserve Chairman, Ben Bernanke delivering a testimony to the Joint Economic Committee in Washington on Wednesday night local time. Whilst the purpose of the Mr Bernanke's chat is to update the politicians on the state of the economy, the key focus will be on Quantitative Easing.
Vittorio Hernandez May 20, 2013

HTC One Doubles Production; To Discontinue HTC First?

HTC North Asia will double its production of its flagship device, HTC One, this month, said Jack Tong, president of HTC North Asia. Production will continue to expand in June to meet the strong demand for the unit, which has merited favourable reviews by techies since its release in April.
Vittorio Hernandez May 20, 2013

Google and Amazon under PAC Scanner for Low Tax Payment

Until recently, it was only Amazon, one of the most profitable online stores in world, that was in the public eye for irregularities in its UK tax payments. May 15 saw another tech major - Google Inc. - added to the list of high-profile companies with business operations in the UK, which despite earning huge profits continue to circumvent local tax guidelines and get away with paying low tax.
Jamelle Agbuis May 20, 2013

Google Glass to Have Prescription Edition

Google will release a prescription version of its newly launched Google Glasses. The confirmation of the prescription edition came at the tech firm's I/O conference last week when several employees of the company were spotted wearing a pair of the trial specs.
Vittorio Hernandez May 20, 2013

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