Thomas Cook, the tour operator has found a way of overcoming debts. It has been reported that Thomas Cook has struck a deal with its lending banks. As per reports, the deal will minimize the losses occurred to the operator in the last winter.

It has been revealed recently that Andor Technology, a camera-making firm has announced that they are going to create 166 new job opportunities for the people of the vicinity. It is a company from west Belfast and its putting in an investment of £18m for the same.

It has been revealed in a recent report that there is further trouble brewing for the T-Mobile company. It has been revealed by a report that the firm is set to roll out about 40% of its assets to AT&T. The bid that was put across for T-Mobile was for $39 billion, but there are doubts it might not be as planned anymore.

On Tuesday, Bill Gates is scheduled to defend Microsoft against a $1 billion antitrust lawsuit. The lawsuit has alleged that the software giant has tricked a competitor into huge losses while soar onto the market with Windows 95. Earlier in 2004, the Utah-based Novell Inc. sued Microsoft.

It has been recently revealed that SABMiller, the beverage giant is going to expand into a number of other countries. There have been plans revealed about the possible investments SABMiller is going to make in different countries like Uganda, Zambia, Tanzania and Ghana.

Unfortunately, Samsung Electronics' earlier launch of original Galaxy Tab 10.1 became prey of allegations pointing that the model is very similar to Apple's iPad2. Following which, the company's sales of the device had to face legal ban by a German court.

There seems to be tough time for the social media networking giant Facebook, as the company is facing flak from Indian users after their accounts were hacked. While the company has denied any such issue, the users are confused whether to stick to Facebook or not.

It has been reported that Google has announced exploration of its mobile device management tools with a focus on Google Application administrators in order to help them manage corporate Application users' Android, iOS as well as Windows mobile devices.

It is only after Netherlands privacy regulators pressurized Google to give freedom in regards to location-based services that it had given world the alternative to keep their names and locations from Wi-Fi routers out of their database.

"Zurich" is the name that has been assigned to AMD's next-generation Opteron 3000 server processor which has made it possible to extend AMD's reach into the 1U server space. The next name that the company has announced about in its statement of Monday is of "Interlagos," which it has assigned to the delayed server chips, earlier known as Opteron 6200.