The company's financial chief moves into the hot seat as it battles to find a saviour.
The company misses the three-month deadline for publishing its results.
In today's technology roundup: Global soccer test for 3D TV, UK e-Borders scheme under threat, bank insider charged over ATM malware scam, and US broadband plan in flux.
There is a need for careful differentiation in the current debate, says Werner Guse, a business unit executive at GijimaAst.
The mineworkers' union will derail the ICT deal unless its gold miners get their salaries.
The fixed-line operator does not owe the company any money, it says.
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The South African-based mobile provider initiates arbitration proceedings.
In today's technology roundup: UK drops superfast broadband tax, Israel uses Facebook as 'spying tool', iPad users report WiFi problems, and tributes to 'father of the PC'.
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In this World Wide Wrap: Tandberg intros clinic presence system, MedAnywhere iPhone app unveiled, and Virginia bill addresses telemedicine costs.
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MB Technologies is not to blame for Eclipse's closure, says the technology distributor.