Bullish SAP gains ground on Salesforce and Oracle in the cloud
Software giant reports upbeat results in the seasonally tough first quarter, saying it was gaining ground on competitors Salesforce and Oracle in the cloud.
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Infosys looks to digital services as legacy business feels the squeeze
Infosys plans to renew its focus on digital services as it looks to boost growth amid shrinking profit margins in its legacy business.
Escalating costs see Google’s Alphabet operating margin shrink
Strong growth in ad sales on Google search and YouTube were not enough to offset a surge in costs at parent company Alphabet.
Apple offers worldwide battery replacement for some MacBook Pros
Apple has said that component failure in a limited number of MacBook Pros has caused built-in batteries to expand.
PwC had cleared Facebook’s privacy practices during leak period
Facebook’s privacy practices were cleared by PwC in an assessment completed when Cambridge Analytica gained access to the personal data of millions of users.
Twitter bans Kaspersky Lab ads due to Russian intelligence links
Twitter has banned advertisements from Kaspersky Lab, saying the cyber security company's business model conflicts with advertising rules.
Buyers told to steer clear of ZTE’s Android devices
Consumer activists and technology experts are advising consumers to hold off on buying Android handsets from China's ZTE.
Qualcomm flags job cuts in $1B cost reduction drive
Qualcomm has begun cutting jobs as part of its promise to investors to cut annual costs by US$1 billion.
Tech titans could be forced to give police overseas data under new proposal
Technology companies could be forced to hand over users' data to European law enforcement officials even when it is stored on servers outside the bloc.
ZTE's Android days may soon be over
A proposed supply ban could mean that the Chinese smartphone maker may not be able to use Android software in its devices.
Does IBM have a legacy hardware problem?
Analysts suggest IBM's legacy hardware business continues to hurt margins growth.
Tech giants unite in stance against government cyber attacks
Microsoft, Facebook and more than 30 other global technology companies announce joint pledge not to assist any government in offensive cyber attacks.
Supreme Court drops historic Microsoft privacy case
The U.S. Supreme Court has dropped Microsoft’s privacy fight with the Justice Department after Congress passed legislation that resolved the dispute.
How one government is building a WhatsApp alternative to combat privacy concerns
French government building its own encrypted messenger service to ease fears that foreign entities could spy on private conversations between officials.
Non-users in the spotlight as Facebook privacy concern grows
Concern about Facebook’s respect for data privacy is widening to include the information it collects about non-users.
