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Cars stay in the garage as drivers see green

Survey shows that nearly 70 per cent of environmentally aware people in Britain are turning to other forms of transport

Why the car industry must go green to survive

Recession is no time to sideline environmental issues. To get the support they seek, manufacturers must move to clean models

But it’s not game over for video games industry

Thanks to Nintendo’s Wii, 2008 was an extraordinary year as video games finally acquired a degree of mainstream acceptance

Video games under fire as recession takes its toll

Sales at Game Group, Europe’s biggest games retailer, have started to fall suggesting the decline has accelerated

EU travellers get mobile phone price cut

Maximum cost for making a call while abroad will cost 37p per minute while text message charges will be capped at 10p

Pirate Bay site sold to Swedish game firm

The website made headlines in April when its founders were sentenced to one year in jail and fined for breaching copyright law

Making connections in all the right areas

Premier Farnell is a global player, but the FTSE 250 company retains its headquarters in Leeds, employing 800

NYSE to become 'fastest on the planet'

The stock exchange has signed a deal with Juniper Networks for a system that will shave milliseconds off data transmissions

If the boss is ill, should investors be told?

When Tim Martin, of JD Wetherspoon, found out he had prostate cancer, he was told there was no need to tell shareholders

'Cybercrime' units to crack down on criminals

Regional units across Britain will target sophisticated gangs of online criminals who make billions every year

Steve Jobs 'was in end-stage liver disease'

Apple chief was 'the sickest patient' on waiting list when a donor organ became available, says head of transplant hospital

Intel and Nokia to partner on mobile devices

The deal with Nokia could provide the biggest chip maker with the breakthrough it has been looking for into the mobile market

MySpace to cut 300 jobs worldwide

Social networking site will shed two thirds of its international workforce, potentially putting dozens of UK jobs at risk

Steve Jobs returns to work at Apple

Chief executive is seen at its headquarters, fuelling speculation that he is back at the helm after a liver transplant

Jobs’s liver transplant raises questions

Apple shares dropped after the market learnt that Steve Jobs, the chief executive, had a liver transplant two months ago