Microsoft is set to broaden its battle with Google this week as it pushes ahead with online versions of some of its core software, including final plans for a "cloud" operating system designed to extend Windows to the internet.
Source: Financial Times
General Motors Co. kicked off a new era following its exit from bankruptcy protection on Friday, with the chief executive, Frederick "Fritz" Henderson, promising to transform the car-maker into a leaner and more customer-focused company.
Source: The Wall Street Journal
Green shoots? Forget them. Even the feared double-dip downturn may be too much to hope for, according to one business leader.
Source: Financial Times
British Airways has declined to comment on reports that it has secured shareholder backing for an emergency rights issue of up to £500 million as it fights to secure its future.
Source: The Times
McDonald's is to leave London for Geneva, joining the growing ranks of US companies moving their European headquarters to take advantage of preferential intellectual property tax laws.
Source: Financial Times
The veteran newsreader Peter Sissons has launched a scathing attack on the slipping standards and incompetence at the BBC that prompted him to leave the corporation after 20 years.
Source: Daily Mail
A top BBC executive and the former Metropolitan police commissioner Sir Ian Blair were targeted by the News of the World's phone hacking operation, it was claimed today.
Source: The Guardian
