President Nicolas Sarkozy promised a major rationalization of the French state, but indicated that savings would not come until 2011 and left questions unanswered over how he planned to balance the budget.
The U.S. employers cut payrolls for a third month in a row in March, slashing 80,000 jobs for the biggest monthly job decline in five years as the economy headed into a
Nokia Siemens Networks is teaming up with Symmetricom to offer operators a solution to the challenge of keeping network bandwidth capacity up to pace with the ever-increasing demand from data applications. The
Motorola, Inc. announced the debut of the Smart Rider phone, an innovative in-vehicle solution featuring GPS navigation, interactive voice activation, Bluetooth wireless technology and exceptional audio quality that’s sure to make this
March Networks launched VideoSphere – a next-generation video management solution that enables organizations to maximize investments in existing video infrastructure as they make the transition to all-IP video. With VideoSphere, customers benefit
Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke on Wednesday conceded for the first time the U.S. economy may slip into recession, but said growth should pick up later this year as the impact of
Bear Stearns as facing bankruptcy on March 14 without a major liquidity injection and U.S. regulators acted to save the company with the broader market in mind, a senior Treasury official will
LG Telecom Co Ltd, South Korea‘s third-biggest mobile service operator, may offer its third-generation service on phones using Google’s mobile software platform, LG’s chief executive said on Thursday. “We are using an
Ledra Street, which was the main shopping street of the capital Nicosia, has opened on Thursday at 0900 local time (0600 GMT), for the first time in nearly 45 years. At 0600
Greek and Turkish Cypriots pulled down on Thursday barricades separating them for half a century on Ledra Street, a thoroughfare which has come to symbolise partition on war-divided Cyprus. In a ceremony
