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Apple promises a return of extra $55bn to investors as profits fall

By New Statesman - 24 April 8:32

Aiming to appease.

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In all the gushing over Netflix, there's room for caution

By Douglas Blakey - 23 April 16:05

The reaction is predicable. The share price is not.

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Apple wins smartphone sensor patent case against Google

By New Statesman - 23 April 7:31

Google may appeal against USITC’s ruling to the federal circuit court.

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Google revenues fall short of analysts’ expectations

By New Statesman - 19 April 9:13

Mixed results for the first-quarter.

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IBM misses Wall Street forecasts on both revenues and profit

By New Statesman - 19 April 9:08

The IT bellwether fails to achieve goals in first-quarter.

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ASML CEO to step down in July

By New Statesman - 17 April 12:39

Peter Wennink will succeed Eric Meurice.

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Kobo fights Amazon with the one thing it has that the giant doesn't: friends

By Alex Hern - 16 April 9:51

The Aura HD is a great bit of hardware, but that's not where the battle of ereaders is being fought.

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Ofcom to launch industry consultation on 5G introduction

By New Statesman - 16 April 9:15

The British communications regulator predicts 80-fold increase in data usage by 2030.

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Facebook launches super application

By New Statesman - 05 April 9:15

Home will be available for download from 12 April.

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EU data-protection authorities launch joint action against Google

By New Statesman - 03 April 9:11

The search engine giant may be fined up to $760m.

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Apple CEO caves to Chinese pressure

By New Statesman - 02 April 9:10

Media pressure.

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Google to manufacture digital eyewear in Silicon Valley

By New Statesman - 28 March 8:20

The move will help the search engine giant to oversee production process during initial stages.

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MI5 to open new cyber crime unit in London

By New Statesman - 27 March 10:25

A secure Facebook for cyber threats.

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Blackstone explores options for Dell bid

By - 22 March 10:00

Carl Icahn could express interest in making a bid.

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YouTube hits one billion monthly users

By New Statesman - 21 March 10:25

One out of every two people on the internet visits YouTube.

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Strong dollar puts downward pressure on Oracle sales in third quarter

By New Statesman - 21 March 10:24

Blow to investors.

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First Samsung came for Apple's interface design, then it came for Apple's philosophy

By Sara Perria - 15 March 15:07

Galaxy S4, the phone we didn't know we wanted until they showed it to us.

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Google Reader is closing down. Photograph: Getty Images

Sad about losing Google Reader? Spare a thought for the blogs you had listed on it

By Martha Gill - 14 March 10:30

Which blogs will lose out?

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Don't fear Facebook, pity it. It's a datavore with no data

By Alex Hern - 13 March 17:52

Facebook can draw inferences from your likes. But who has any likes anymore?

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So four Google executives are paying themselves $15m in bonuses, despite the company's bad behaviour...

By Fred Crawley - 13 March 15:18

But we should all calm down. This isn't as bad as it seems.

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Microsoft fined by myopic EU

By Alex Hern - 06 March 16:37

The most expensive line of code ever?

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Twitter may be about to clamp down security

Twitter hackers with ideas for hilarious stunts should get a move on

By Martha Gill - 25 February 11:48

Twitter is finally on to you.

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Check out this terrifying robo-rat: created to make other rats depressed

By Sophie Barnes - 22 February 16:13

The rising armies are at our door.

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HP first-quarter revenues decline 6 per cent

By New Statesman - 22 February 10:05

PC division sales fall, while performance of imaging and printing division improves.

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Draw in the air with a 3D printing pen

By Alex Hern - 19 February 12:33

We live in the future. The lack of jetpacks gets a pass.

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Google faces EU crackdown over privacy violations

By Alex Hern - 19 February 10:24

January 2012's privacy policy comes under fire.

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Did the NYT fake a breakdown of an electric car?

By Alex Hern - 14 February 16:46

Incongruities revealed in the logs.

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Bill Gates threatens the world with Microsoft Office in 2003. Photograph: Getty

Is Excel the most dangerous piece of software in the world?

By Alex Hern - 11 February 13:42

Microsoft's calculator is partially to blame for JPMorgan losing $9bn, and a lot more besides.

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Greenlight Capital to file case against Apple

By New Statesman - 08 February 10:17

Shareholders frustration.

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Amazon introduces "Amazon Coins" for some reason

By Alex Hern - 06 February 9:46

A new currency, in case you don't already have enough currencies.

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HSBC Trinkaus and Burkhardt AG currently scores 66.99 % in the index. HSBC Trinkaus and Burkhardt AG is currently ranked equal 3 out of a total of 35419 included in the NS Company Index. This is the top 0.008 % of all companies. HSBC Trinkaus and Burkhardt AG is currently ranked 2 out of 4000 companies. This is in the top 0.05 % percent of Technology company profiles taxonomies companies ranked in the index. User perception of the company stands at % percent. This differs 66.99 % percent over the score attributed to the company by other scoring factors.

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Devices and Peripherals	Fixed Telephones and Peripherals
Games Consoles	PC Cards and Modems
Portable Media Devices	Terminals
Semiconductor Equipment and Products	Assembly
Compound Semiconductor	Servers and Mainframes
Mainframes	Storage
Security Solutions	Firewall and VPN
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Compliance	Compliance Solutions
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IT Industry	Mergers and Acquisitions
Mobile Communication	Standards and Protocols
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Application Testing	Packaged Application Services
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CRM	Finance and Accounting
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Knowledge Processes	Payments and Billing
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Distributor	Systems Integrator
VAR	Communications
Mobile	Consulting Services
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Consumer Services	Digital and Interactive TV
Gambling	Home Computing and Networking
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Games	Infrastructure Services
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Software	Consumer Software
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Middleware	Mobility
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Storage Management	Systems Management

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Rank	Company	Score
NS Technology Company Index
2	HSBC Trinkaus and Burkhardt AG	66.99
3	Abacus Information Technology Solutions	51.2
4	Trimble Navigation Limited	50.93
5	AccessEdge Value Network, LLC	50
5	Accuspeed Engineering Design Services Limited	50
5	ActiveState Software Inc.	50
5	ACULIS, Inc	50
5	Adaptive System, Inc	50
5	Adeptech Systems, Inc.	50
5	Adivi Corporation	50

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