The Business, London, Richard Orange Column
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By Richard Orange, The Business, London  Feb. 24--It is more than 40 years since Gordon E. Moore, the co-founder  of Intel, first observed that the number of transistors that could be crammed  onto a computer chip doubles roughly every two years.
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KIEV, UKRAINE - To TV viewers the world over, Ukraine&#39;s revolution has been colored orange. People who have found themselves in Kiev during these turbulent weeks know it has a strong beat, too - thanks to
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It's a phone-in vote on phone-in voting There's been a lot of controversy about dubious premium rate phone-ins connected to TV shows this week, but that hasn't stopped Orange setting up a telephone vote for staff to decide whether or not it should sponsor the mother and father of all telephone voting shows - Big Brother.â¦
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THE deal of the week was made by Knight Frank. It was not a piece of commercial property but a piece of human resource - it has poached Craig Watson from Cushman & Wakefield, Healey & Baker.
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Orlando Bloom says he's building his house in London with the environment in mind.
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A negative sensibility in London is generating a crackling positive charge in drama.
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George Green, C.E.O. of Hearst Magazines International, discusses why magazines can still thrive outside the United States.
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A reader sends in a photograph of the actor in London.
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Business & money: Strong line-up and weaker pound boost result, with renaissance seen as an example to manufacturers
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In London society, Leigh Sebba is a man to be reckoned with. His family's century-old real estate company was valued last year at almost $380 million, with most of its offices, apartments and shops located in ...
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LONDON : Just two years ago it was losing over one million pounds (1.4 million euros, 1.9 million dollars) every day. Now, after slashing over 30,000 jobs, raising postage prices and ending twice-a-day deliveries
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European carrier Orange is rolling out its own Push To Talk service ahead of efforts to create a standardized PTT system. European mobile carrier Orange has announced
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For some sections of the British press, nothing succeeds like excess - but London&#39;s editors are steering well clear of one story, writes Peter Fray in London.
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Londoners to get mobile video, Reding to get annoyed Mobile World Congress Orange and T-Mobile are to try broadcast TV in London, using MBMS technology over the existing 3G infrastructure to provide 24 channels of video and ten of audio, all at "high resolution". The companies will try this out for six months to see if the service can be made economic.â¦
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Business & money: Building society damaged by the sub-prime mortgage crisis in the US and other one-off charges
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Orange has launched its long-awaited 3G mobile service in the UK, with the goal of signing up as many as 2 million subscribers by the end of 2006.
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How Scotland became the back office for London's financial industry.