Technology
HP changes tack after ACCC probe
HEWLETT-PACKARD Australia has been forced to change the way it handles cash back and gift promotions following nearly 200 complaints from customers.
Optus faces class action
OPTUS could face a costly backlash from its dealer network for allegedly withholding commission payments.
ICSGlobal in $3m capital raising
ASX-listed ICSGlobal hopes to raise $3.3 million to fund the expansion of its new medical billing and banking operations in the US.
Buyers tuning in to digital
RETAILERS are gearing up for a run on digital radios after many metropolitan radio stations began digital broadcasting yesterday.
Optus faces class action
OPTUS could face a costly backlash from its dealer network for allegedly withholding commission payments.
HP changes tack after ACCC probe
HEWLETT-PACKARD Australia has been forced to change the way it handles cash back and gift promotions following nearly 200 complaints from customers.
Buyers tuning in to digital
RETAILERS are gearing up for a run on digital radios after many metropolitan radio stations began digital broadcasting yesterday.
Hackers ruled out in NetBank meltdown
COMMONWEALTH Bank's online banking service, NetBank, has suffered its latest outage and was knocked offline yesterday for a few hours due to "technical issues".
Fire mapping teams go national
STATE and territory emergency services agencies are poised to create location intelligence teams to boost disaster response abilities.
BHP benefits from Rio robots
RIO Tinto is forging ahead with its "mine of the future" plans and will open its Perth operations centre one month ahead of schedule.
China delays internet filter
CHINA has delayed a plan requiring that all new computers come with a Chinese-made internet filtering software program.
Micro-blog big for Kodak
KODAK's global chief marketer Jeffrey Hayzlett is one of the most followed business executives in the world on Twitter.
Google forced to shut sites
THE Chinese government will force the world's biggest technology company Google to block a raft of overseas sites on its search engine.
Millions flood Facebook
FACEBOOK said more than three million people registered user names in the first 12 hours after the social networking site offered members the chance to claim a personalised internet address.
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