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Special reports
Chief finance officer, information services, regulation and risk, analysis strategy, retail, cash management, finance functions
Ever-growing online outlets offer marketers more varied points of contact and fresh forms of doing business
From
WORLD
Jun 18, 2013
Google challenges US surveillance gag
Company claims right to disclose cases it is drawn into
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COMPANIES
Jun 18, 2013
Web watchdog gets child abuse images role
ISPs to give Internet Watch Foundation an extra £1m
FT Series
For an industry increasingly turning to social media to expand its audience, Facebook proves a boon and a burden on business
Cottage industry of firms has sprung up on Facebook offering services that allow businesses to exploit full potential of its reach
From
WORLD
Jun 17, 2013
Apple reveals US government data requests
Disclosure follows releases by Facebook and Microsoft
From
WORLD
Jun 16, 2013
US spy agencies play down surveillance
Under 300 phone records probed, says memo
From
COMPANIES
Jun 16, 2013
Outsourced data centres face a tough sell
Distance from London and changing technology hamper two sites
From
WORLD
Jun 15, 2013
Facebook and Microsoft reveal US data requests
American web companies reveal extent of government demands
From
LIFE & ARTS
Jun 14, 2013
The Innovator: Here comes the taco drone
The same frenzied pace of innovation that characterises the internet is coming to the hardware market - but are regulators ready?
From
SPECIAL REPORTS
Jun 13, 2013
Technology: computers
Computerised information processes have become an essential part of a company’s operation, regardless of its size, creating a digitally savvy population of employees as well as customers, says Richard Waters
From
COMPANIES
Jun 12, 2013
Banks prepare credit lines for edge on Box IPO
Loan shows Wall Street keen to build relationships
From
COMPANIES
Jun 12, 2013
Investors vent fury at Facebook meeting
Zuckerberg expresses disappointment over depressed stock price
From
WORLD
Jun 11, 2013
EU official warns on US eavesdropping
Letter to US attorney-general hints at impact on trade talks
From
WORLD
Jun 11, 2013
Tech groups urge US to ease security gag
Google and Facebook want to show numbers of Prism data demands
From
COMPANIES
Jun 11, 2013
Google buys mapping app for $1bn
Waze acquisition seen as defensive move for role in online maps
From
COMMENT
Jun 11, 2013
Tech arms race pits state against citizen
Communications revolution empowers the people; big data protects authorities, says Ian Bremmer
Inside Business
from
COMPANIES
Jun 11, 2013
Duck debate obscures China’s innovators
More inventions have a global impact and are recognised abroad
From
SPECIAL REPORTS
Jun 11, 2013
A global city with a gift for reinvention
London’s ability to adapt has kept it at the centre of international trade and finance for many centuries – and it is still changing
From
UK
Jun 10, 2013
Cameron rejects claims GCHQ broke law
PM insists intelligence agency acted properly over US Prism data
From
UK
Jun 10, 2013
Hague dismisses eavesdropping fears
GCHQ has not been circumventing privacy laws, foreign secretary says
From
WORLD
Jun 9, 2013
Web companies deny allowing free access
No data beyond those covered by federal court warrants, say groups
From
WORLD
Jun 9, 2013
Data scandal threatens EU-US trade talks
Companies fear tighter privacy rules
From
COMPANIES
Jun 9, 2013
Mobile groups target app ads at 17m users
Vodafone, EE and O2 to launch summer campaigns with pooled data
The Monday Interview
from
MANAGEMENT
Jun 9, 2013
Keeper of the family paper
Washington Post Media’s Katharine Weymouth on why running the business is tough
From
COMPANIES
Jun 9, 2013
Apple designer to showcase new vision
Unveiling of first new products in over seven months
From
WORLD
Jun 8, 2013
US denies unilateral net data collection
Information only handed over by internet companies after court order
From
COMPANIES
Jun 7, 2013
Google and Facebook deflect data critics
World’s largest tech companies combat privacy fears
From
UK
Jun 7, 2013
Spy claims intensify UK internet debate
Woolwich attack prompts calls to resurrect communications bill
From
LEX
Jun 7, 2013
US spying scandal: reality checked
Corporate citizens balance obedience against damage to their brands
From
COMPANIES
Jun 7, 2013
Timing of essence for investors in IPOs
Potential buyers should ask why the company wants to sell
John Gapper
from
COMMENT
Jun 7, 2013
US and China are in a web of warfare
America is exploiting domestic companies such as Apple to monitor foreign citizens
From
WORLD
Jun 7, 2013
US defends trawling calls and internet
Reports that NSA and FBI tapped into web servers
From
WORLD
Jun 7, 2013
Web groups hit back at data access claims
Big names deny reports of collaboration with National Security Agency
From
COMPANIES
Jun 6, 2013
Facebook hit by fears over long-term prospects
Shares hit in past month by a string of negative news
From
COMPANIES
Jun 6, 2013
WPP follows Twitter trend with ad move
Ad agency gains access to consumer data
From
UK
Jun 5, 2013
Groups pushed to act on web content
Culture secretary summons companies over extremist material
From
SPECIAL REPORTS
Jun 5, 2013
Transition: Technology puts power in the hands of the many
As traditional ways of working disappear, the young find value in contributing to changing the world, writes Sarah Murray
John Gapper
from
COMMENT
Jun 5, 2013
Google is this era’s General Electric
Larry Page has boundless ambition and the capacity to deliver unexpected products
Michael Skapinker
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MANAGEMENT
Jun 5, 2013
Workplace English as she (or he) is spoke
Many now opt for the plural pronoun at work, so they can avoid any reference to gender
From
COMPANIES
Jun 4, 2013
GE has second chance to grab IT prize
The company sees itself as industrial version of Facebook