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BT to get new chief executive
Ian Livingstone, currently running BT Retail, to take over as chief executive, as current boss Ben Verwaayen steps down after six years in the job.
BT signs up four millionth broadband customer
Acquisitions help BT Retail sail past four million broadband customer mark.
TM Lewin updates IT systems for growth
Shirtmaker migrates to new retail management systems to help drive business growth.
One in three UK online shoppers annoyed by logins
Providing an alternative to logins on online retail sites could cut shopping frustration and get people to spend more.
Lloyds Banking Group warns of new phishing attacks
The third-largest retail bank in the UK warns customers about attacks targeted at its new name.
Agent Provocateur uncovers benefits with new IT system
The UK lingerie retailer is moving over to Microsoft Dynamics-based ERP software to provide critical path, product and retail data management in...
Firms willing to pay premium for solid state drives
As Samsung gears up to release 32GB drives to retail, retailers claim customers will pay extra for reliability, power savings and performance.
Online accounted for 15p in every £1 spent in 2007
Latest online retail figures show record Christmas trading delivers largest ever share of UK shopping spend e-commerce.
US to get single OLPC laptops
The group behind the low-cost laptop are to sell single units in the US in an effort to reach poorer American children, following the success of...
Shopping centre unveils major IP investment
Leicester 'Highcross' centre featuring new integrated networks, security and retail applications has just opened its doors to the public.
Morrisons commits to Oracle in £110 million IT move
The UK's fourth largest supermarket has announced a major strategic commitment to Oracle's Retail and back office software suites.
Scotmid takes back office infrastructure virtual
Scotland’s largest retail employer has nearly completed its migration to a new virtualised data centre infrastructure.
Apple changes strategy with iTunes movie rental launch
Over 1,000 movies available for rental via download from the iTunes Music Store, but only for US users at launch.
Latest Digital Economy amendment sticks to lobbyist proposal
A new controversial amendment to the Digital Economy Bill appears to have been taken straight from a music industry lobby group.
Ministry of Sound and the backlash against file sharers
We talk to one of the Ministry of Sound's lawyers about the letters they sent to file sharers and the wider problem affecting the music industry.
Police arrest 10 over Amazon, Apple card fraud
The Metropolitan Police worked with the FBI to nab people suspected to be involved in defrauding Apple and Amazon using music sales.<br>
US Android handsets to cost $199
Reports point to a modest retail price for the first Google Android-based smartphones, do to go on sale in the US ahead of a UK launch.
Laptop prices threatened by component shortage
Supply problems for key parts including screens and batteries will hit retail stocks and could force prices up.
Retail IT Summit: Firms overlook data for payment compliance
Data standard awareness is increasing claim card companies.<br/>
Amazon profits to take hit from Kindle Fire
Retail giant's profits and revenues predictions cause shares slump on Wall Street
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