Jamelle Agbuis

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Will Cyber World War I be outsourced?

Earlier this week, Google claimed to have uncovered a password-stealing campaign that originated from Jinan, China, and targeted senior U.S., officials and other prominent individuals.

HR salaries to come under pressure in 2011/12

Skills shortages, positive hiring intentions and a widening gap between candidate and employer salary expectations have been identified as the three main forces of salary pressure for HR talent in the year ahead.

Can Galaxy Tab 10.1 be the Rocky Balboa of tablets?

In this corner, measuring .34 inches thick and weighing in at 1.3 pounds, is the Korean Demon, Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. Its opponent, the svelte-weight champion of the world, the Pride of Cupertino, Apple iPad 2, measuring .34 inches thick and weighing 1.33 pounds.

BUILD It for Windows 8

Windows isn't the only makeover going on at Microsoft this week. Alongside today's Windows 8 preview, Microsoft also announced the BUILD conference, what had been PDC 2011.

New contamination scandal rocks Asia

The emulsifier itself has not been identified specifically, but is described by the China Post as a "clouding agent" used in sports drinks, fruit juices, jellies, yogurt drinks and yogurt tablets.

Daily Forex Forecast 06/03/2011

The Aussie moved higher in onshore trade yesterday as Retail Sales posted a 1.1% increase in April, up from March's 0.3% decrease.

World Market Overview 06/03/2011

U.S. blue-chip stocks dropped for a second straight session Thursday after another dose of soft economic data worried investors as they readied for a key jobs report.

Australian Stock Market Report 06/03/2011

US factory orders fell by 1.2pct in April, broadly in line with economist forecasts. US claims for unemployment insurance (jobless claims) fell by 6,000 in the latest week to 422,000.

Groupon plans $750 million IPO

Groupon has seen some successes as of late: after only pulling in a little over $713 million in all of 2010, in the first quarter of this year it had already pulled in some $645 milion.

Mozilla releases first Thunderbird 5.0 beta

As a part of Mozilla's new rapid release cycle that has screwed us up once already, the beta version of open source email client and RSS reader Thunderbird received a milestone update to version 5.0 on Thursday.

ANZ chief goes on the offensive

Australia isn't going through a housing bubble, says ANZ chief executive Phil Chronican, but state and federal governments aren't doing enough to address serious housing issues.

Broad Selloff Dominates Markets

The release of worse than expected U.K. manufacturing data coupled with a media report which claimed that a scheduled IMF payment to Greece would be withheld has led to a broad sell off in the Pound Sterling and the common currency Euro, respectively.

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