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Buoyant tech shares recall the dotcom era

The latest consumer technology and recession-busting online bargains have encouraged shoppers to open their wallets again,

Short View: Amazon is ba-ack

It is as though the last 10 years never happened. Since publishing its well-received third-quarter results last Thursday, Amazon.com has gained more than 30 per cent. That takes it to an all-time high. And that is amazing. No company symbolised the dotcom...

Walmart tweaks price in Amazon battle

Walmart has delivered a further tweak to Amazon in their battle over online book prices, knocking a further cent off the

Amazon

So the consumer is not dead after all. In a week that has already seen Apple skip blithely past expectations, unburdened by

Sony hopes SOS offering will be a saviour

Sony has sent out an SOS. The SOS in question stands for "Sony Online Service" rather than "save our souls", but its impact

Google on song with music deal

...discussions said. Users will also be able to purchase songs directly from the page through iLike and Lala's relationships with Amazon.com and Apple's iTunes service.The new feature will make it debut on October 28, when Google plans to hold a glitzy event in Los...

Where the internet lives

In the middle of a scrubby business park on the outskirts of Dublin, a hulking grey building has recently sprung up. It is

Electronics drive growth at Amazon

Amazon, the world's largest internet retailer, saw its sales increase 14 per cent to $4.65bn during its second quarter, as

Barnes & Noble aims to sell e-reader by November

Barnes & Noble, the leading US book retailer, is to sell a wireless electronic reader rival to Amazon's Kindle by the end of

Ebay's imoves $400m withPhone app rings up sales of $400m

Shoppers have spent more than $400m this year on merchandise using Ebay's application for the Apple iPhone, a striking

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