Independent retailers ‘are Britain’s hardest workers’
Independent shopkeepers are Britain’s hardest worker, with most working over 50 hours a week, according to new data.
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Independent retailers ‘are Britain's hardest workers’
Independent shopkeepers are Britain’s hardest worker, with most working over 50 hours a week, according to new data.
Facebook buys social media measurement firm Threadsy
Facebook has bought Threadsy, the start-up company behind the Swaylo social influence measurement service.
Case study: Nokia Finger Battle app
At the height of football fever this summer, Nokia launched a smartphone game to coincide with the Euro 2012 championships. This case study shows how the ‘Finger Battle app’ became one of the most popular application so the tournament.
Indian online retailer Flipkart gets $150m funding boost
South African media giant Naspers is said to be investing $150 million (Rs 834 crores) in online retailer Flipkart, a deal which would secure the company’s finances for the next three years.
Apple seeks US ban on 8 Samsung phones after patent victory
Apple is seeking a ban on eight Samsung phones in the US, after winning a landmark $1bn copyright lawsuit.
5 characteristics of winning TV ads
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Music app SongPop gets 4 million players per day
SongPop, a ‘name that tune’ game for smartphones and tablets, has taken the market by storm, attracting 25 million unique players since its launch only four months ago.
Facebook speeds up iPhone app after complaints
Facebook has revamped its iPhone and iPad app from scratch to address complaints that it was slow to use.
Apple and Samsung banned in South Korea after patent dispute finds both guilty
Apple and Samsung have both infringed each other’s patents on mobile devices, a South Korean court ruled last week, resulting in a ‘limited ban’ limited ban on national sales of products by both companies.