Pass notes No 3,188: Sony
The share price of the world-famous Japanese company has fallen below Y1,000 for the first time since 1980
RIM ‘could cut 6,000 jobs’
Reports say BlackBerry maker preparing to restructure as it continues to struggle against Android and iPhone
Apple chief Tim Cook opts out of $75m dividend
Chief executive gives up dividend on shares he received for running the company during Steve Jobs' medical leaves. By Harry Dalton
Facebook IPO: five things that went wrong with the social network’s debut
Facebook's IPO was the most-hyped tech offering since Google went public, but the sale is proving a disaster for the firm
Autonomy founder Mike Lynch to leave Hewlett-Packard
Entrepreneur is latest executive to leave 'too bureaucratic' HP as tech giant announces 27,000 job cuts and drop in net profits. By Charles Arthur
Facebook’s IPO debacle: greed, hubris, incompetence …
Heidi Moore: And perhaps worse: if Facebook had set out to showcase a car-crash of an IPO, it could not have done it better
The winners and losers from Facebook’s IPO hype
Dean Baker: So far, investors have given Facebook's IPO a cool reception. But even if its shares tank, you can bet insiders will stay rich
Facebook shares tumble as underwriters desert stock
Facebook shares fall sharply in opening minutes of trading on Nasdaq and end Monday more than 11% below Friday's $38 offer price
China adds conditions to approval of Google bid to buy Motorola Mobility
China approves search giant's £7.9bn bid for MMI but says the Android OS must remain stay free for at least the next five years. By Charles Arthur
The investors on the trail of a British Facebook
London has become the scene of a big-money race to find an internet firm with potential to be as profitable as the US social networking site, writes James Silver
Q&A: London’s leading technology investors
The capital's investment experts tell us how they go about identifying the next big thing – and about the opportunities that slipped through their fingers
Taking stock after the Facebook IPO
Mike Daisey: As Facebook's public offering fizzled, so did the media's 'finance porn' hype. And perhaps a sense of just proportion was restored
Facebook IPO: an anatomy of Wall Street overreach
Heidi Moore: Before trading, Facebook's bankers were ready to count their profits in billions. By close, they'd had to bail out their own IPO
Facebook’s IPO and the new tech bubble
Michael Wolff: There's no doubt the Facebook IPO is symptomatic of a new tech bubble. The only question is when will it burst
Facebook share price set at $38
Social network's landmark flotation has investors clamouring to buy, but some analysts issue warnings about IPO