HP is no longer considering spinning off its PC business, after deciding the unpopular move would not be in shareholders' interests in any event.
Baidu beats estimates with Q3 profit
China's Baidu beat analysts' estimates with an 80% increase in Q3 profit to 1.88 billion yuan, due to strong search advertising gains.
RIM sued for BlackBerry outage
BlackBerry maker RIM is being sued by consumers in the US and Canada over a recent service outage that covered four continents at its peak.
Aust Apple-Samsung court hearing expedited
An Australian court has accepted Samsung's request to have the court hearing for its appeal against the injunction on Galaxy Tab 10.1 sales in the market – won by Apple earlier this month – expedited. Samsung hopes to have the ban overturned before the Christmas sales period.
Iraq to decide on fourth mobile license next month
Iraq's cabinet is likely to decide in November whether to auction off a fourth mobile license, according to communications minister Mohammed Alawi.
Samsung has reported a 23% slump in Q3 profit as record mobile phone revenue failed to make up for weakness in its display unit.
PCCW sets milestone date for telecom spinoff
PCCW has given potential investors wanting to buy preferential units in its planned telecom business trust until November 8 to fulfill the prerequisite of becoming shareholders in the parent.
Google Offers to aggregate deals
Google will revamp its Google Offers business, using the daily deals site to aggregate offerings from at least 15 other sites.
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