Metronet costs taxpayers Â£1.7bn
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The Government will give Â£1.7bn to London Underground to cover the failure of private maintenance firm Metronet.
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iPhone changes UK mobile operator O2 is rejigging its mobile tariffs to make them simpler and offering a flat rate data charge of Â£1 a day.â¦
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Just two years ago the Royal Mail was losing over one million pounds (1.4 million euros, 1.9 million dollars) every day.
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Â· Â£1.7m sent abroad to families is lostÂ· Boss in 'Bengali Farepak' receives death threats
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FTP, VPNs and Outlook should now be working Just as 3 launches its Â£10 tariff in the UK, its service in Ireland has been suffering incompatibilities, slow speeds, and complaints, forcing the company to waive a month's subs as it struggles to get the service usable.â¦
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VIVENDI Universal, the French media and telecommunications company, said its net loss grew to Â£1.26 billion in the second quarter.
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The expected cost of the 2012 Olympics has risen from Â£2.4bn to at least Â£3.3bn, the culture secretary tells MPs.
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The government may take steps to ensure the UK has the infrastructure necessary for super-fast broadband.
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AT&#38;T Government Solutions said yesterday it has won a contract worth as much as $1 billion to provide a high-speed communications network to the Treasury Department.
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An online petition calling for road charge plans to be scrapped attracts more than one million signatures.
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Company carrying out Â£17bn upgrade of network to hold emergency meeting.
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About one million taxpayers paid the wrong amount of income tax last year because of official mistakes, says a report.
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ICANN Puerto Rico 2007 Over 1 billion served
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The decision not to call general election leaves cash-strapped party with Â£1m bill after it spent five times as much as Tories on preparations.
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Business & money: Overspend on Â£17bn programme to upgrade network could be more than double previous estimate.
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The government's tax credit system is losing more than Â£1bn a year through fraud and error, a report says.
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A consortium led by Australia&#39;s Macquarie group will pay Â£1.27 billion ($2.5 billion) for the broadcast infrastructure business of Britain&#39;s NTL Group.