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Google overtakes Apple as world’s most valuable technology firm
21 May 2014
Google’s brand value shot up 40 per cent in a year to $158.84 billion while Apple’s brand value fell 20 per cent to $147.88 billion, according to Millward Brown’s ‘2014 100 Top BrandZ’ report
Apple, Google agree to end patent wars
17 May 2014
Technology giants Apple and Google yesterday agreed to withdraw patent lawsuits they had filed against each other, ending one of the bitterest smartphone technology patent litigations between the two Silicon Valley companies
Apple, Google agree to end patent wars
17 May 2014
Technology giants Apple and Google yesterday agreed to withdraw patent lawsuits they had filed against each other, ending one of the bitterest smartphone technology patent litigations between the two Silicon Valley companies
India among top 10 spam sources in Q1 2014
12 May 2014
Oracle wins suit against Google over Java APIs
10 May 2014
Oracle wins a landmark battle against Google as a US appeals court allows it to copyright parts of the Java programming language, which Google has used to design its Android smartphone operating system
Oracle wins suit against Google over Java APIs
10 May 2014
Oracle wins a landmark battle against Google as a US appeals court allows it to copyright parts of the Java programming language, which Google has used to design its Android smartphone operating system
Nintendo to introduce new games console
08 May 2014
Apple to drop out of top three by 2020: VC Fred Wilson
06 May 2014
Apple may drop off from being the most valuable company and may not be able to stay even among the top three, says a venture capitalist
Target CEO Gregg Steinhafel to step down over December data breach
06 May 2014
The chief executive of US retail chain Target has become the first boss of a major corporation to lose his job because of data theft
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