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May 22 2013 00:21 BST
Internet evolution: Beijing engages in high-tech long march
If everything goes according to the five-year plan, then all villagers in parts of rural China will have to do to see a doctor is go to their local bank and walk into a white booth next to the ATM machines. The health capsule is one of the projects thatBy Kathrin Hille
May 21 2013 23:38 BST
Intel's chief reshapes management team
Intel's new chief executive is radically reshaping the company's management structure in a shake-up designed to help the world's biggest chipmaker expand faster in new markets beyond the smartphone and the tablet. Brian Krzanich, who took the helm at the Silicon Valley company's annual meeting last week, has taken directBy Chris Nuttall in San Francisco
May 21 2013 14:35 BST
Intel eyes expansion in mobile market
Intel, the sponsor of tomorrow according to its advertising slogan, needs its new chief executive to prevent it becoming the tech giant of yesterday. Brian Krzanich took over as only the sixth chief executive in the Silicon Valley company's 45-year history at its annual meeting last week. The company heBy Chris Nuttall in San Francisco
May 20 2013 17:45 BST
Technopark caught in crossfire of Russian politics
Just over a month ago, Tony Blair and Colin Powell were sitting in Moscow's towering World Trade Centre, helping Kremlin officials brainstorm how they could attract more investment to Russia. A few storeys above them, employees of Skolkovo, the government's flagship high-tech project, received a few visitors of their own.By Courtney Weaver and Charles Clover in Moscow
May 16 2013 14:38 BST
Intel: upwardly mobile
One reason technology companies stumble - as Clayton Christiansen observes - is that their products' performance improves beyond what some customers demand. Cheaper, simpler, lower-performance products then become viable. New companies appear with cost structures suited to selling these low-margin products into markets that are - at first - too
May 06 2013 19:15 BST
Falling prices to be just a memory as chip manufacturers cut back
Memory chips inside smartphones and personal computers might be invisible to consumers, but that hidden role belies their importance in devices. They are so crucial that chip manufacturers have spent years locked in brutal price competition that has left weaker players scattered by the wayside. Now, the handful of remainingBy Simon Mundy in Seoul and Sarah Mishkin in Taipei
May 02 2013 23:43 BST
How Intel heart-searching found a new chief
Once Paul Otellini decided to call it a day at Intel the net was cast far and wide in the search for a new chief, as the Silicon Valley company seriously considered outside candidates for the first time in its 45-year history. But in the end, as it always hadBy Chris Nuttall in San Francisco
May 02 2013 21:33 BST
S&P 500 closes just below 1,600
US stocks set a new record high on Thursday as shares in General Motors outperformed the broad market after the carmaker reported stronger than expected results from its European business. The S&P 500 gained 0.9 per cent to 1,597.59 in New York, closing at a record level for the thirdBy Arash Massoudi in New York
May 02 2013 20:56 BST
Intel names 30-year veteran as new chief
Intel has promoted 30-year veteran Brian Krzanich to the role of chief executive, as the world's largest chipmaker by sales navigates a post-PC world dominated by smartphones and other mobile devices. The Silicon Valley company's chief operating officer will succeed Paul Otellini at this month's annual meeting, becoming only the sixthBy Chris Nuttall in San Francisco
Apr 28 2013 08:09 BST
Fugitives from bonds embrace stocks
There is no bigger issue in the fund management circles I frequent than the question of whether it still makes sense to hold the big global franchise stocks that have served investors so well over the past few years. In a world of artificially low interest rates, driven by theBy Jonathan Davis
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