The company says its loss per share will be much wider than a year ago, but does not provide reasons.
Microsoft wants to grab a bigger share of the consumer market, and has unveiled several new products.
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Productivity losses through excessive private abuse are costing SA's businesses R5.9 billion, Unison research reveals.
A flat market does not mean zero prospects or opportunities, says Dr Madelise Grobler, MD of Bytes People Solutions.
Is social media a valuable weapon in the marketing arsenal or just another toy for the kids?
Provided it's used in an engaging manner, e-mail could be a powerful tool for marketers, says Acceleration.
The storage vendor says it is growing faster than the open networked disk storage systems market.
The SADC decision leaves the door ajar for the controversial Brazilian ISDB-T standard to be implemented.