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Tim Cook wins $22 million bonus for filling in for Jobs
Apple's chief operating officer was highly paid for helping out when Steve Jobs was sick last year.
BBC slammed over Facebook training
The BBC has come under fire for a costly social network training course.
Conservatives promise 100Mbps in tech manifesto
The Conservative Party has made some bold promises putting tech at the heart of its election campaign.
Has the IT skills gap slammed shut?
The REC is saying the supply of IT skills is outweighing demand.
Bill Gates is no longer the richest man in the world
But don't feel too bad, as the Microsoft founder still has $53 billion to spend.
UK IT workforce rises by 10,000
Despite the worst recession since the 1930s, the IT industry has shown some positive jobs figures from last year.
Sun's head of open source leaves the company
Another Sun executive has left the building. This time it's the former chief open source officer Simon Phipps.
Vodafone to axe 375 staff in latest cost-cutting move
The mobile operator is pressing ahead with workforce cuts as part of a £1 billion streamlining initiative.
IT jobs recover, but pay doesn't
Nearly half of IT departments will hire more staff this year, but pay freezes will continue.
Despite the downturn, good IT pros are in short supply
In the latest installment of Stephen Pritchard's Inside the Enterprise column, he looks at the importance of tech skills.
Deal ends Fujitsu union woes
The Unite Union and Fujitsu have agreed on a deal to prevent further strikes.
Week in Review: Google gets Buzzed
Google gets social, Adobe and Microsoft try to boost security, and more from this week in IT.
SAP’s Apotheker fails to work his chemistry
In the second of his weekly 'Inside the Enterprise' column, Stephen Pritchard looks at changes at the top at SAP.
MySpace chief exec steps down
Owen Van Natta has left social networking giant MySpace less than a year after being given the top job.
HMRC staff claim computer system generates incorrect tax bills
Employees from the HMRC have claimed that glitches in the department’s IT system have lead to the doubling of some tax bills.
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How much is space worth to Britain?
A new report suggests the space industry could add £40 billion to the economy - but it needs investment and better organisation first.
Q&A: Becta's Niel McLean defends free PCs for kids
We interview Becta executive director Niel McLean about the Home Access Programme for low-income families, open source in classrooms, and what teachers need to do to make tech work for them.
Ten years of Steve Ballmer
Steve Ballmer has been chief executive of Microsoft for a decade now - but how have things gone?
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