March 3, 2009 was not like any other day.I was at home in Jordan skimming through emails when I froze - there was a response

Edited transcript of interview with Willie Walsh, chief executive of British Airways, and Pilita Clark, FT aerospace correspondent, which took place on November 20 2009.FT: I guess...

...global technology titans such as Apple and Microsoft but it is not...dominance, so it may be in Apple's interests to make its European...exchange markets could help Apple meet the six-month deadline...promoting the Caisse des Dépôts et Consignations (CDC) as a defender...

Vivendi, Europe's largest entertainment group by sales, recorded a 10.3 per cent increase in underlying profits in the first

The Apple iPhone, which has been setting the bar in...as non-iPhone carriers look for a rival to Apple's device. Since its introduction a year ago...anti-iPhone advertising campaign, satirising the Apple handset and its exclusive carrier, AT&T...

...alleged intellectual property abuse by Apple, opening a new front in its battle against...a US federal court in Delaware accused Apple of infringing 10 Nokia patents in all 30m...affairs and intellectual property, accused Apple of seeking "a free ride on the back of...

Apple profits jumped 47 per cent on surging iPhone and Macintosh...sector, none have outstripped expectations as markedly as Apple.It defied the consumer recession as unit sales of iPhones...Street consensus prediction of $1.42. In after-hours trading, Apple stock gained 6 per cent, passing $200 a share for the first...

Thwock. Apple took expectations for its quarterly results...In an otherwise deep consumer recession, Apple grew sales in the past year by 12 per cent...time to start buying the view of future Apple ascendancy? The group's iPhone, with its...

...date the most compelling challenger to Apple's iPhone, will launch in the US next week...present the most direct challenge yet to Apple in the smartphone market, which it has...to the nearly 100,000 available through Apple's App Store, which has emerged as the platform...

Neil Aspinall, head of The Beatles' Apple Corp, arrives at the High Court where the record label yesterday renewed its long-running legal battle with Apple Computer. Apple Corp, owned by band members and their estates, is accusing...