How one word change lets Amazon pays less tax on its UK activities
The word 'fulfilment' introduced in 2006 marked new role for Amazon.co.uk after ownership moved to Luxembourg
Yahoo set to axe hundreds of jobs in Europe
Internet giant to hold meetings with staff to inform them of plans to streamline company, which could lead to the loss of up to 2,000 jobs. By Mark Sweney and Josh Halliday
UK web advertising spend to hit £5bn
Facebook ad revenue expected to increase by 84% as mobile and online video income also soars. By Mark Sweney
Apple’s factories in China are breaking employment laws, audit finds
Foxconn pledges more staff and living wage after public investigation reveals long hours, low pay and safety failings
Draw Something reinvents Pictionary for the mobile
Game app created six weeks ago creates download frenzy and $180m deal for firm
Google’s privacy policy ‘too vague’
UK data protection boss David Smith concerned how Google is sharing information between mail, calendar, call logs and searches
How apps have taken over the world
Steve Jobs initially resisted apps, fearing sabotage. But when the late Apple chief relented in 2007, the floodgates opened. By Stuart Dredge and Charles Arthur
PayPal to announce 1,000 new jobs in Ireland
Online transactions company's four-year expansion plan is boost for struggling Irish economy. By Lisa O'Carroll
Cisco launches appeal against Microsoft’s £5.4bn deal to buy Skype
Cisco asks European commission to ensure Skype's 700 million users are not locked into a Microsoft platform
iPad 3 ‘to launch on 7 March’
Tablet to have 'retina' screen and could include 4G connectivity, according to reports. By Charles Arthur
Apple supplier audit begins with Foxconn plant
Fair Labor Association begins independent inspections of tech giant's suppliers after criticism over alleged abuses of workers. By Charles Arthur
Seedcamp London: the other Dragons’ Den
For technology entrepreneurs, Seedcamp is an opportunity to acquire investment for their fledgling companies. But what makes the money men want to sponsor startups, asks James Silver
Facebook prepares for risks and rewards in its future
Facebook's share offer will create new billionaires and millionaires – but analysts worry about its capacity for growth and many users fear for their privacy.
Apple the target of playwright’s ire over Chinese worker abuse
World's top tech firm brought to book by minor monologuist over working conditions in factories that make its gadgets