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HP to cut 27,000 jobs in next two years

Hewlett Packard (HP) is to shed 27,000 jobs, or 8% of its workforce, in a global restructure, to strengthen itself in the areas of cloud computing, big data and security.

HP prepares to cut up to 30,000 jobs

By Matthew Chapman, 18 May 12, 08:58

Hewlett-Packard (HP) is considering cutting up to 30,000 jobs, representing roughly 10% of its workforce, in order to turn around its ailing business, according to reports.

Samsung overtakes Nokia to become world's top handset seller

By Matthew Chapman, 27 April 12, 10:02

Samsung has overtaken Nokia to become the world's largest handset seller, ending the Finnish giant's 14-year domination of the market, according to research from Strategy Analytics.

Game and Gamestation brands survive following acquisition

By Matthew Chapman, 02 April 12, 09:34

Game Group has been saved by private investment firm OpCapita in a move that will safeguard more than 3,000 jobs and ensure that the Game and Gamestation brands continue to exist on the high street.

Game Group to close 277 stores and put up for sale

By Matthew Chapman, 26 March 12, 04:47

Game Group, the high street retailer behind Game and Gamestation brands, is to close almost half of its stores and make 2,104 employees redundant, following months of sluggish sales and rising tension...

Research points to widespread smartphone take-up this year

By Matthew Chapman, 09 March 12, 01:04

Some 72% of shoppers believe they will own a smartphone by the end of the year, according to research commissioned by Savvy Marketing.

Two thirds of Brits express annoyance over mobile advertising

By Matthew Chapman, 24 February 12, 08:40

Almost two thirds of Brits (64%) said mobile phones were the most unacceptable device on which to receive unwanted advertising, according to research by YouGov.

Non-sponsor Nike is brand most associated with Olympics

By Matthew Chapman, 15 February 12, 01:06

Non-Olympic sponsor Nike is the brand most associated with the 2012 Olympics and is far out-performing Olympic sponsor and rival Adidas, according to new research by digital agency Jam.

Pampering brands Nivea and Maybelline score well in brand survey

By John Reynolds, 01 February 12, 02:09

Pampering brands Nivea and Maybelline are among those brands that have increased their brand allure, while Apple dominates at the top of the UK and international list of most desirable brands, accordi...

Android tablet sales advance on Apple

By Matthew Chapman, 27 January 12, 09:20

Global tablet shipments for the whole of 2011 have come in at 66.9 million, a 260% increase compared to 2010, while Apple remains dominant despite Android's growth to over a third of the market.