corporate 28/11/2016 Samsung reportedly considering splitting company in two Samsung's management board meets on Tuesday, reportedly to consider splitting company in two
corporate 24/10/2016 Philips latest earnings are healthy, sees volatility in Europe Dutch healthcare technology and services company Philips has reported a 14 percent rise in quarterly earnings.
United Kingdom 14/10/2016 Clumsy customer tumbling televisions slip costs thousands WATCH: A clumsy shopper in a British store damaged TVs worth thousands in just seconds.
corporate 12/09/2016 HP Inc to buy Samsung's printer business to expand into copiers HP Inc is to buy Samsung's printer business with CEO Dion Weisler saying it will looking to "disrupt" the office copier business.
USA 10/09/2016 Galaxy Note 7 users told to stop using devices due to fire risk The warning covers South Korea and the US, where the government is working with the South Korean tech company on a total recall.
corporate 05/09/2016 Samsung shares rise despite massive Note 7 smartphone recall Samsung Electronics' shares rose on Monday despite the anticipated losses from the recall of 2.5 million Note 7 smartphones in 10 countries after the batteries in some caught fire or exploded.
corporate 12/05/2016 Sharp's losses widen, underscoring Foxconn's turnaround challenge Japanese electronics maker Sharp has reported a huge net loss for the second year running, underscoring how difficult it will be for new owner Foxconn to turn the firm around.
corporate 06/05/2016 Toshiba names new CEO to move on from accounting scandal Trying to move on from a huge accounting scandal Toshiba has nominated Satoshi Tsunakawa, the former head of its medical equipment division, as its next chief executive.
corporate 25/04/2016 Philips split: IPO likely for lighting division Philips has confirmed that will almost certainly use an initial public offering of shares to investors to turn its lighting division in a standalone company.
corporate 21/12/2015 Toshiba warns of record 4-billion euro loss The cost of Toshiba’s accounting scandal continues to hit hard. The Japanese giant is to cut almost a third of its workforce in its consumer
hi-tech 19/10/2015 Humanoids dance at Hong Kong Electronics Fair The 35th edition of the Hong Kong Electronics fair, one of the largest in Asia, drew thousands of exhibitors from some 30 different countries
hi-tech 05/10/2015 Cracked screens: the smartphone makers' challenge More than 1 billion smartphones are sold in the world each year and manufacturers all face the same challenge: how to make the touchscreen glass more
economy 01/10/2015 Samsung insists TV device is 'not a test cheat' Samsung has strongly denied a report in a British newspaper citing research suggesting that some of its TVs in Europe appear to use less energy in
hi-tech 02/09/2015 Tech giants battle for supremacy at Berlin's IFA show Phone manufacturers and smartwatch makers will be jostling for position at Berlin's IFA, one of the world's largest consumer electronics shows.
Samsung squeezed by iphones and cheaper Chinese handsets Korean electronics giant Samsung’s net profit fell by eight percent in the second quarter – the fifth successive quarterly drop for the company
Microsoft Windows - what's new? Microsoft has announced the arrival of Windows 10 on 29 July. It will be released as a free upgrade for users of Windows 7 and Windows 8.1. New
hi-tech 28/05/2015 CES has Asian premiere in Shanghai The Consumer Electronics Show, a popular fair held annually in Las Vegas, has had its Asian premiere in Shanghai. Wearable devices, smart
New investors call on Sharp to cut deeper Sharp cuts at a Japanese household name, the iconic electronics giant slashing 10% of its global workforce. It is also selling its headquarters as
futuris 10/04/2015 Do you know: how smart is a coaster? Ever heard of an intelligent mug? Or a smart sugar bowl? They have 2 things in common. Both are being used to rehab stroke survivors; both boast
Sharp set to slash jobs as electronics giant looks to restructure Electronics giant Sharp is set to slash its global workforce by 12 percent, according to sources. The jobs cut will total around 6,000, half of which
