Candy Crush bosses set to taste sweet success with flotation of gaming firm
Its creators say the game is played a billion times a day. When floated on the NY Stock Exchange, it will them earn a fortune
Boris Johnson hits back at Merkel broadband jibe
The German chancellor is ‘jealous’ of London, claims the mayor. By Alex Hern
Women in tech: why female representation matters
Technology companies build products that help us make sense of the world. How can they do this without input from 52% of the world's population? Aleks Krotoski writes
Blunt instruments are not the way to persuade educated Scots to vote No
Business leader: a country's independence is a matter of national identity, not esoteric economic argument
NBN Co announces $715m operating loss for six months to December
Close to 131,000 premises were connected by the end of 2013, generating $47.8m in revenue
Sony’s exit from the PC market will not be the last
In a shrinking market, scale is everything. And the numbers for the Japanese giant's Vaio brand simply did not add up
Sony to sell off Vaio laptop division in effort to stem huge losses
Electronics group to make 5,000 more staff redundant and spin off Bravia TV business after losing £4.6bn in nine years
Apple shares fall despite announcement of record iPhone and iPad sales
Shares fall 5% in after-hours trading after record sales figures fall short of analysts' expectations
Berlin’s ‘poor but sexy’ appeal turning city into European Silicon Valley
Startups, venture capitalists and foreign workers descend on city with cheap rent and big investments from Google and Microsoft
Apple bruised as shoppers choose cheaper tablet computers as gifts
iPads won 38% of the market against 56% for tablets powered by Google's Android software, such as Tesco's runaway hit, Hudl
Blackberry posts record $4.4bn quarterly net loss
Company announces five-year partnership with Taiwan's Foxconn after revenues plunge 56% to just $1.2bn. By Charles Arthur
Executive clear-out continues at loss-making BlackBerry
Departure of more executives announced, days before quarterly figures are expected to show more losses for smartphone firm
Technology competitions: setting young entrepreneurs up to fail?
Tech awards offer startups income and credibility, but without mentorship innovators will fall short of their potential
Twitter hires Dame Marjorie Scardino to be first female board member
Former Pearson chief executive acknowledges appointment on Twitter after company criticised for lack of women on board
How to offend your colleagues? Try calling them techies
Paula Cocozza: Tech workers in San Francisco reportedly take exception to the name, but they may be in the minority. Perhaps, as we have all become more technologically proficient, it's a redundant word anyway