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JobsMike Lynch, arguably Britain's most successful tech entrepreneur, has resigned from HP, the company he sold Autonomy to last year.
Quote of the day: 'I guess that the 800-pound gorilla has gone on a diet'. Scott Sweet, senior managing partner of research firm IPO Boutique, who bought Facebook shares on Friday, says the massive share sell-off since renews questions about Facebook's lofty-$93bn market capitalization.
Despite his phone-hacking woes in Britain, Rupert Murdoch's empire is still delivering for its shareholders...
The number of companies that went insolvent in the first quarter rose 10% on last quarter of 2011, but it's not all bad news - HMV is gearing up for a return to profitability.
New graduates might feel entitled to fulfilment and prosperity, but a fifth are out of work. MT speaks to a handful of hopefuls who, through ambition and resolve, are determined to forge a meaningful working life.
Investment fairs bring together entrepreneurs with a bright idea and potential backers with time and money to spare. The atmosphere is as electric as an episode of Dragons' Den, with life-changing sums of money available for the lucky few.
The economy is stagnant, customers are cash-strapped and new business is scarce. No surprise then that, from high street to high tech, from publishing to fashion, many firms are struggling.
Stat of the day: 44.5m. The number of Galaxy handsets Samsung sold in the first three months of the year, outstripping sales at Apple.
Stat of the day: €1.34bn - Nokia's operating loss in three months.
Stat of the day: £277m. The amount of money the BBC has spent on redundancy payouts over the last seven years. That's a lot of licence fees spent on outgoing staff...
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