Apple CEO Tim Cook testifies at Senate hearing over tax practices – live
Apple has denied findings by congressional investigators that they use 'highly questionable' tax minimization strategy. Follow it live here
Yahoo puts Flickr back in focus with storage and site reboot
Yahoo hopes its rebooted photography service is 'not only beautiful, but bigger and better than anything else'. By Stuart Dredge
Xbox 720: Microsoft banking on entertainment services in the next generation
Rival to Sony's PlayStation 4 due to be revealed in Washington on Tuesday, with name of latest incarnation still a mystery. By Keith Stuart
Apple tax row: Ireland says its tax regime is not to blame
Deputy prime minister Eamon Gilmore insists any loopholes in international tax rules exploited by Apple were 'issues that arise from other jurisdictions'
Lars von Trier used body doubles to shoot Nymphomaniac
Rather than having sex live on camera, stars of Danish director's upcoming film were played by stand-ins from the waist down
Entertainment One reports 25% jump in profit growth
Co-owner of Peppa Pig and distributor of Twilight franchise also announces 25% increase in revenues to £629.1m. By Mark Sweney
Cannes film festival diary: day seven
Back at the Hotel du Cap for an audience with Liberace, then home to Cannes for Eurotrash excess from Paulo Sorrentino … and Euro-tensions courtesy of the cabbie
Cannes 2013: Behind the Candelabra – first look review
Steven Soderbergh's biopic of the pianist is a bizarre anti-Pinocchio parable in which toxic love transforms a handsome young man into a deeply unhappy latex doll, writes Peter Bradshaw
Senators accuse Apple of ‘highly questionable’ billion-dollar tax avoidance scheme
Senators claim Apple has avoided paying billions in US income tax by creating offshore entities that are not tax resident anywhere
Cannes 2013: The Great Beauty – first look review
Paulo Sorrentino's magnificent return to form sees him reteam with Toni Servillo for a lush, classical tale of middle-age hedonism and lost love
Privacy, public health and the moral hazard of surveillance
Cory Doctorow: If online oversharing is a public health problem, then the state's decision to harness it for its own purposes means that huge, powerful forces within government will come to depend on it
Boot up: Intel v big data, wearable and health, Apple on tax, Google Island and more
Charles Arthur: Plus Dell blames Windows 8 (again), Jolla hopes with Sailfish, southeast Asia's smartphone growth, and more
The science of webcomics
Do webcomics use an 'emergent system'? Dean Burnett talks to the authors/artists/web gurus behind webcomic, Exterminatus Now