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• Satyam scandal hits local big guns
• QANTAS, Telstra and National Australia Bank have been rocked by a major accounting scandal that hit their IT services supplier, Satyam.
• Microsoft bags Dell search deal
• MICROSOFT has recorded a rare win against Google to become the default search engine on Dell's entire range of computers.
• EMC Australia silent on job cuts
• EMC plans to cut 7 per cent of its global workforce, or around 2400 positions, to remain competitive amidst the economic downturn.
• Trujillo puts $2bn tag on NBN loss
• UP to $2 billion worth of revenue could be at risk at Telstra following its exclusion from the broadband network tender process.
• Aussie's eBay paydirt
• ONLINE auction giant eBay has invited a small Australian company to offer payment services on its US website, opening the door to a $US25 billion ($34.6 billion) market.
• Yahoo close to annointing new CEO
• YAHOO is in the final stretch of its search for a chief executive officer, and a decision could come as soon as next week.
• Lenovo committed to Australia despite cutbacks
• COMPUTER maker Lenovo will stay put in Australia despite announcing a massive restructuring and layoff plan.
• Telstra still strong despite NBN snub: Trujillo
• TELSTRA says its financial guidance remains the same despite the telco's exclusion from the NBN.
• Telstra workers to strike
• TELSTRA employees will stop work this weekend as the protracted battle to secure new union-negotiated employment agreements wages on.
• Lawsuits filed against Satyam
• AT least two US shareholder lawsuits have been filed against Indian outsourcing giant Satyam.