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• German publisher realises Google calls the shots
• Lenovo sees a 19 per cent jump in profit
• Infosys to hire “stupid” Americans
• Qualcomm has China crisis
• Apple gear plagued with malware
• Workstation market continues to grow

German publisher realises Google calls the shots Posted: 06 Nov 2014 01:12 AM PST German publisher Axel Springer has just worked out what the rest of the world already knew – Google controls the press. Springer has scrapped a move to block Google from running snippets of articles from its newspapers, saying that the experiment had caused traffic to its sites to plunge. more»

Lenovo sees a 19 per cent jump in profit Posted: 06 Nov 2014 01:11 AM PST Lenovo reported a 19 percent jump in profit in the second quarter, but revenue fell short of what the cocaine nose jobs of Wall Street expected. Quarterly revenue rose seven percent to $10.5 billion, but sales from its mobile device division fell six percent to $1.4 billion. more»

Infosys to hire “stupid” Americans Posted: 06 Nov 2014 01:10 AM PST Indian outsourcer Infosys plans to hire over 2,100 Americans as part of its programme to scale up its global presence and boost key work areas like client relationship management and consulting. The only problem is that it has been accused of thinking that Americans are stupid and selecting Indian employees over Americans in the past. more»

Qualcomm has China crisis Posted: 06 Nov 2014 01:09 AM PST Qualcomm is facing a little trouble in Big China as it is starting to look like its antitrust investigation is going pear shaped. Meanwhile problems collecting royalties could harm its business in China next year. To make matters worse it is facing similar investigations in the United States and Europe. more»

Apple gear plagued with malware Posted: 06 Nov 2014 01:08 AM PST Palo Alto Networks has discovered a new family of malware that can infect Apple desktop and mobile operating systems. For a while now, Jobs' Mob has made much of the fact it is "super secure" even while its gear is turned over in seconds at hacker conferences.  more»

Workstation market continues to grow Posted: 06 Nov 2014 01:07 AM PST Desktop PCs and notebooks might not be the flavour of the decade but the need for powerful workstations continues to grow. IDC released figures showing that worldwide shipments of certified workstations rose in the third quarter by 7.6 percent, compared to the same quarter in 2013. more»

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