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Friday, 8th August 2008

Technology

Lonmin shares shine as Xstrata offers £5bn for platinum miner SHARES in Lonmin soared almost 50 per cent yesterday after British-Swiss mining firm Xstrata made a £5 billion offer for the world's third-largest platinum producer.

Cost remains chief factor in going green ENVIRONMENTALLY conscious consumers are not yet ready to pay more for "green" products and services, Scottish business leaders warned yesterday.

Yahoo shareholders give Yang thumbs up YAHOO chief executive Jerry Yang has received a ringing endorsement from shareholders despite previous threats to oust him and his board over their handling of Microsoft's failed takeover bid.

KeyPoint raises £4m to market new way to streamline typing A GLASGOW software company has raised £4 million in a second round of funding to market its innovative multi-lingual predictive text software product.

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Sour close for Sarin as Vodafone loses its sheen and shares drop

Between the lines: BT's bold new network needs public-sector cash

Vodafone to buy back shares

Tycom clinches Denholm deal

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