Google is accused of illegally invading the privacy of millions of users by pervasively tracking their Internet use through browsers set in ‘private’ mode.

The popular video platform has erupted onto the scene as a standout during the Covid-19 lockdown, but mirroring its meteoric rise could be an equally dramatic decline, even if remote working becomes more widely adopted post-pandemic.

The companies agreed to merge their British businesses in a $38 billion deal.

Accenture, Apple, NetApp and Cisco Systems are among the companies continuing on their acquisition paths.

The pandemic dominates the local and international ICT markets, and is likely to do so for the foreseeable future.

MTN Uganda agrees to pay $100 million for the renewal of its operating licence that expired in October 2018.

IBM takes Airbnb to court, claiming the illegal use of patents, the latest in a string of suits against online companies involving historic and arguably broad innovations.

Xerox takes its $35 billion bid for HP to the company’s shareholders, with a formal tender offer and a rebuttal to HP’s account of why they couldn’t negotiate a deal.

The company agrees to buy personal finance site Credit Karma in a deal valued at $7.1 billion.

The company will sell its cyber security unit for $2.08 billion to a consortium led by Symphony Technology Group, Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan Board and AlpInvest Partners.

The company has raised its offer for HP to $35 billion.

The Autonomy founder, who is fighting US fraud charges, was arrested in London as authorities pushed forward with his extradition.