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Tiscali lowers forecasts

Italian broadband provider Tiscali, up for sale since March, may have to reduce its price tag as it loses UK customers

Evolution or revolution? Suspense builds for Wii 2

The Nintendo group president has admitted that the company is hard at work on a follow-up to the motion-sensing Wii

Apple sees red over iPhone ruby

Apple withdraws $1,000 'I Am Rich' iPhone application from its store after attracting the wrath of software developers

Tempus analysis: Blinx, Video star

Recount demand over voting for Yahoo! board

Shareholders, including Carl Icahn, the billionaire who takes a seat on the board, believe Jerry Yang should be replaced

Ultra Electronics in nuclear talks with BE

The battlespace IT company is in talks with British Energy to provide control systems for nuclear power stations

Qinetiq deal opens US intelligence market

Yahoo! under pressure to raise share price

Jerry Yang, chief executive of Yahoo!, disappointed Wall Street by offering few new ideas to revive the internet company

Computer games move into guerrilla marketing

Facebook is only beginning to assume a new guise as a gigantic viral marketing platform and companies are lining up

Izodia adviser Fladgate faces lawsuit over stolen millions

A new lawsuit has been launched in the wake of the fraud against shareholders in former dotcom company Izodia whose £33m cash pile was stolen...

Forestry firm seeks funds for system to track illegal logging

Oxford-based company Helveta is looking to raise £8m from international investors to exploit a tracking system it has developed

Shareholders re-elect Yahoo! board

Decision by shareholders amounts to a ringing endorsement of Yahoo!'s tough stance with Microsoft in talks on a merger

Yahoo! annual meeting as it happens

Suzy Jagger reports live from the Yahoo! AGM in San Jose, where chairman Roy Bostock defends the board's bid stance

Yahoo! founder gears up for investor showdown

Jerry Yang must today convince shareholders that the search engine's board was right to reject Microsoft's $47bn bid

Carphone to halve broadband take-up target

Charles Dunstone was forced to cut April's forecast of 400,000 new customers by next March to between 200,000 and 250,000